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Missy Denaro
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Home Health Aide at Aspire Home Health

Success isn't based on money or prestige. I feel successful when I do a job to the best of my ability and being noticed or acknowledged for it.

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Quenton Askew
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Top level is for temperature and mood

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You Dream It, I'll Build it!

Every single project completed is a moment for the customer as well as my self to be proud of. You truly can tell when quality workmanship and quality materials are used. The final results are flawless.

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FazalUr Rahman
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When I completed the Project of 786 million $ project of PAK ARAB Refinery with JGC Japan Based Company . We completed this project one Year Before the Given Target time.

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Vanessa Sv
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Está es la primera vez

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Leslien Amparo Gomez Rojas
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Yes

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Debbie Ellis
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Assistant City Clerk at City Of Claremont

I always apply on Mondays, I have found that I seem to get responses quicker for some reason. The majority of the application timeline is 5-10 days. I will check with the company 2 days after and find out when interviews will begin. If I am interviewed I will check to see if a decision has been made or not. If I am not chosen for an interview, I send a letter letting them know that if anything else I am qualified for I would be interested.

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Kevin Cooper
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Planning,schedule for time alotted

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Judy Elliott
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I have worked all my life until a little over a year ago. My husband’s health failed and I had to quit my job to become a caretaker for him.

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Phil Gobin
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Accountant Bookkeeper at St Paul Catholic Church

Just started checking availabilities!!

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janelle brown
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It sure does, time to be prepared

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Alma T. Brown Jr.
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Adjunct Professor at Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation, Utah State University

I prepare everything ahead of time so that I can copy and paste and spend as little time as possible in the system.

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Cashier at Golden Chick

Yes very much so

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Cashier at Golden Chick

It was an experience I was very afraid of it first but it became the best experience I ever had and I've never forgotten it it was a job I couldn't wait to get to

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Judy Pandy
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I did it their way

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American Chalice !!!!

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Robert Quinones
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Be hungry and attentive

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Dustin Stowell
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Asset Protection | Security Professional

Achieving excellent grades in school truly boosted my confidence during those times when I was searching for a job. It filled me with a sense of hope. If I could excel in my studies, I believed it was just a matter of time before I would land a job.

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Wesley Bush
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I left an aggressively racist design firm in Troy. The supervisor later became a supervisor for one of the Big 3, which led to their particular failures, which I saw clearly from the outside, as the government official in charge.

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Coordinador Of Educational Campaigns at Pink Ape Media

One of the career risks I’m proud to have taken is affirming that I’m ready to face any challenge in my field of study. I enjoy taking on new challenges, and I prepare myself—especially in areas where I’m not yet an expert, like my second language, English.

Even though I don’t consider myself fully fluent yet, I work hard every day to improve my communication by using every tool available to express myself effectively. Taking this risk has helped me grow professionally and stay confident in new environments.

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