When was the last time you went a day without using your smart phone, taking a SnapChat, or watching a Youtube video? Yeah, we couldn’t remember either. Technology is literally everywhere, and Gartner is at the epicenter of it all.
Gartner is the world’s leading IT research and advisory company, providing technology insights to 13,000 organizations spanning 85 countries. They’re winning all sorts of awards, including Glassdoor’s “Best Place to Work (Employees’ Choice)” award for the last two years running.
Did we mention they’re growing at double-digit rates? It’s true. And they want you to come work for them and help support their awesome customers. Open positions include Client Services Associates in Midvale, UT, and Associate Client Partners in Fort Myers, FL.
The best part? Gartner wants you to grow your career within the organization, which means they’ll invest a lot of resources into making you even more amazing than you already are in the areas of technology, research, and customer service. We’re talking serious growth opportunities for high-achievers who crush it.
Visit Gartner’s Campus Hub to apply!
Client Services Associate (Midvale, UT) – Work with clients to understand their current technology initiatives and align Gartner’s research with their needs, helping clients to fully leverage their Gartner relationship.
Associate Client Partner (Fort Myers, FL) – Collaborate with account executives to maximize client satisfaction, retention and growth in a dynamic team environment.
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