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20 Impressive Questions To Ask A Potential Employer At A Job Interview

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The interview process is a critical stage for any job seeker, and one of the most crucial moments is when the interviewer invites the candidate to ask any questions they may have. This not only gives the candidate a chance to learn more about the company and the job expectations, but it also helps the interviewer gauge the candidate’s interest and enthusiasm.

However, not all end-of-interview questions asked by candidates are created equal; some will make a stronger impression on potential employers than others. Below, 20 Forbes Coaches Council members explore great questions to ask during this important stage of the interview process and highlight why they are so effective.

1. ‘What is the biggest issue or challenge the company is currently facing?’

It is all about mindset and positioning. Your question has to show that you care about the company even before you join it. A question you may ask is, “What is the biggest issue or challenge the company is currently facing, and how can my role help address it?” By asking this question, you show that you are a team player. The answer may give you insights about the company and whether it’s a good fit for you. – Abraham Khoureis, Dr. Abraham Khoureis

2. ‘How are high performers recognized and rewarded?’

Remember, you are interviewing the company as much as they are interviewing you. Ask questions that align with your values. For example, if you value integrity and honesty, you could ask, “How are high performers recognized and rewarded?” with a follow-up, “How are underperformers identified and managed?” If you value fun, you could ask, “Tell me about the last time you laughed at work.” – Yvette Costa, Velocity Advisory Group

3. ‘How could I impress you in the first three months?’

I’ve always been a believer in expectations management, so I would ask, “How could I impress you in the first three months?” It shows the hiring manager that you are eager to hit the ground running and make a positive contribution to the organization. It also gives you the opportunity to watch the interviewer’s response, as it will inform your expectations of how they want you to perform and contribute. – Kevin Kan, Break Out Consulting Asia

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4. ‘If I succeed in getting this role, what do you think my three- and six-month goals would be?’

“If I succeed in getting this role, and to hit the ground running, what do you think my three- and six-month goals would be?” would be a great question to ask to show willingness and the room for preparation. As the question states, it allows the employee to “hit the ground running.” It also allows the interviewers to see the candidate as they would in the role to see how the candidate would fit. – Dr. Rakish Rana, The Clear Coach

5. ‘What do you enjoy most about working at this company?’

This question shows that the candidate is interested in learning more about the company culture and what it’s like to work there. It also gives the interviewer a chance to share their personal experiences and opinions, which can help the candidate get a better sense of the company’s values and priorities. – Anna Tan, Coaching Go Where

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6. ‘What strengths and weaknesses did the Covid-19 pandemic expose for this organization?’

I would recommend asking, “What strengths and weaknesses did the Covid-19 pandemic expose for this organization?” The answer could tell you whether you’re potentially joining a team that prides itself on firefighting, risk management, being reactive or reflective. – Sheri Nasim, Center for Executive Excellence

7. ‘Why was I chosen for an interview from among all the applicants?’

Be bold and get personal. If it’s at the start of the interview, consider asking, “Why was I chosen for an interview from among all the applicants?” to see what features appealed to them most, and work from those. If it’s at the end of the interview, ask, “Which of my strengths or skills would serve me best in this position or company, and why?” This will reveal to both sides of the table whether you are a fit. – Tanya Chernova, Tanya Chernova Global Corp

8. ‘According to company expectations, what traits do you think are essential to succeed in this role?’

One good question to ask is, “According to company expectations, what traits do you think are essential to succeed in this role?” It is a good opportunity to expand on the key attributes the company looks for in employees and how you can position yourself as the ideal candidate. This information helps you demonstrate how you can bring value to the company through your unique set of abilities. – Paula Vidal Castelli, Paula Vidal Castelli Intl., LLC

9. ‘What is the biggest reason that someone would want to work for this business?’

It’s cheeky, but I would ask, “What is the biggest reason that someone would want to work for this business?” The answer will help the prospective employee see if there is a fit in values and culture and if the business’s mission is aligned with the candidate’s. As someone from the company, I like that question because it tells me that the prospect is a self-starter. – Angela Sedran, The Business Growth Accelerator

10. ‘What are the best ways to differentiate one’s performance that align nicely with the company culture?’

This question not only makes the interviewer think deeply, but it also shows that your work style leans towards excellence. It also demonstrates that you are a team player who doesn’t want to harm the company culture, but instead work within it. – Karan Rhodes, Shockingly Different Leadership (SDL)

11. ‘Can you tell me why you joined this company and what keeps you here?’

One of the best questions for an interviewee to ask at this point in the process is, “Can you tell me why you joined this company and what keeps you here?” This question combines two essential goals of any interviewee: connecting with the interviewer and getting to know the company culture. It also is telling not only why they joined the company but, more importantly, why they continue to stay. – Christopher Mullen, PhD, chrismullen.org

12. ‘For you, what is most important in this role?’

My favorite first question is always, “For you, what is most important in this role?” as this specific question will be filtered by the person’s core values. Depending on the answer, you will understand this person’s real motivation. It is a great way to know if you will be a good fit for this job, with this person as your manager. The aim is to work with someone who is in line with your core values. – Julien Fortuit, Julien Fortuit Agency

13. ‘How does this role interact with other parts of the team and organization?’

You can show curiosity and telegraph your focus on teamwork by asking, “How does this role interact with other parts of the team and organization?” The answer should give you insight into the group dynamic and level of collaboration. If your interviewer is a member of the hiring team, a great follow-up question is to ask more about their role as a way to forge that human connection. – Andrea Miller, Veritas Leadership, LLC

14. ‘What most excites you about the work you do?’

I’m energized by stories, so I might ask, “What most excites you about the work you do?” A purer form of this inquiry might be, “Outside of work, what fills you up?” I’m interviewing them too, not just the other way around, so I want to surface the signals that help inform how much I’ll enjoy spending time with this person. You’ll also get a read about how they value boundaries and balance. – Duncan Skelton, Duncan Skelton Coaching Ltd

15. ‘What are the biggest challenges or obstacles I can expect to face in this position?’

This is a great question to ask because it shows that you are proactive and want to be prepared for any challenges you may face in the role. Following that up with, “And how can I best prepare to meet these challenges?”’ also demonstrates that you are committed to succeeding in the position and want to know what you can do to ensure your success. – Jay Rai, www. jayrai.com

16. ‘How does this role fulfill the strategy and purpose of the organization?’

This is a great question to ask the interview panel, as it does two things: It offers you insight into where this role fits in the ecosystem, and it gives detail about the culture and values that account for all roles driving toward purpose. It makes the recruiting team aware of your propensity to understand strategy too. – Arthi Rabikrisson, Prerna Advisory

17. ‘In what areas of work did my predecessors struggle, and how would you have preferred to see them resolved?’

Ask the recruiter, “In what areas of work did my predecessors struggle, and how would you have preferred to see them resolved?” This opens the discussion to the employer’s pain points and helps the candidate have a better grasp of how the employer prefers for issues to be dealt with. The question also clarifies what the employer views as a problem or lack of performance. – Karina Ochis, Prof. Dr. Karina Ochis

18.

‘How has your career been, and what excites you to be here every day?’

This question shows that you are holistic and have leadership thinking. It helps you to understand what working in the company is like and what success will look like. It also clarifies the company’s culture, leadership, expectations and challenges; and further, it lets you know whether they align with your aspirations and values. – Dennis Foo, Pu Xin ASPIRA Advisory Limited – Shanghai | Hong Kong

19. ‘Given everything you’ve heard, can you share your thoughts with me on where I do and don’t fit this role?’

I love a good closing question and when people are able to truly demonstrate the ability to hear real feedback and thoughts. This type of question truly sets the tone for the candidate’s potential impact. – Stacey Engle, Stacey Engle Leadership Coaching

20. ‘What is the first and most important task I will be assigned to?’

The answer to this question says more than the job description, company values, mission and vision on the website. It whispers about the existing team dynamics, current culture and care shown to the employees. – Senem Anataca, 180UTC

Questions to ask the employer during an interview | Career and Professional Development

An interview is a two-way street. (A polite street, with traffic rules.)
Ask questions. The employer will typically, provide an opportunity for you to ask questions at or near the end of the interview, and they judge your questions as a reflection of your preparation and thought process.

Always prepare questions to ask.
Having no questions prepared sends the message that you have no independent thought process, or are ill-prepared, or some combination.

Employers make judgments about you based on the questions you ask.

• Have you done your research on the organization? (If yes, good.)
• Are you asking rather dull questions that you could find in a web search, but about which you have no interest? (Not good. )
• Are you asking about salary? (Bad sign.)
• Are your questions intelligent and thoughtful and cordial? (Very good.)

How many questions to ask: 

• There’s no set number. It’s not a formula. It really depends on what you need to know. However, it’s highly unlikely that you would enter an interview without at least three to five questions on your mind and prepared to articulate. Be prepared with extra questions, in case some of your questions are answered before you ask them.
• You may in fact have 20 questions on your mind, but there may not be sufficient time allotted to cover that many questions. Prioritize your questions based on the interview situation.
• • Is this the first interview? Ask for information that matters most early.
  • Is this the second interview? By now you should know the basics, so ask more probing questions.
  • Is this an all-day interview during which you are meeting with different groups and individuals? Ask questions that fit the roles of those individuals and groups (and ask one same question of all in order to compare responses!).

Show you’ve done your homework.
Example: “I read on the company / organization / agency website that employees have recently done presentations at XX conference. Is that a typical opportunity in the job for which I am interviewing? Are there specific professional organizations employees have been encouraged to join?”

Know the nature of the organization and appropriate terminology.

• Not all employing organizations are “companies.”
• Governmental agencies and not-for-profit organizations are not accurately referred to as companies.
• Most educational institutions are not for-profit (although some are), and may call themselves schools, colleges, universities, institutions, etc.
• Some for-profit organizations may call themselves firms or businesses or agencies.
• You will appear more prepared if you use appropriate terminology as used by the specific organization.

Some of your questions may be answered during the course of the interview, before you are offered the opportunity to ask. If so, you can simply state something to the effect that you were interested in knowing about …, but that was addressed during the interview (and express appreciation for the thorough information you were given).
You could ask for additional clarification if applicable.

Do not ask questions that are clearly answered on the employer’s website and/or in any information provided by the employer to you in advance. 
This would simply reveal that you did not prepare for the interview, and you are wasting the employer’s time by asking these questions.

Never ask about salary and benefits issues until those subjects are raised by the employer.

Just as with questions asked by the interviewer to the candidate:

Good questions are open-ended, and thus cannot be answered with a “yes” or “no.”

Better questions are behavioral: they ask how things are done or have happened in the past, because current and past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior.

The least useful questions are hypothetical, such as “what would you do if…?” The better way to get a useful answer is to ask the behavior “what have you done when….?” However, hypothetical questions can make sense if asking about something a person or organization has never experienced; the answer would at least exhibit the thought process.

Examples of ways to ask essentially the same question

Example 1:

Not good: Does your organization value its employees? (Aside from being answerable with a “yes” or “no,” it almost sounds antagonistic, because a “no” answer is clearly a negative.)

Good: How will your organization show it values its employees?

Better: What are things your organization has done recently to show how it values its employees?

Example 2:

Fair: Are you planning to open an office in Spokane?

Good: What are the plans for opening an office in Spokane?

Better: I read a news story about the possible opening of an office in Spokane. Knowing that a news article does not always capture the full story, I wondered what factors are under consideration for this decision. (Notice this isn’t technically a question, but a series of statements showing your interest and inviting conversation.)

Sample questions

If you are having trouble developing questions, consider the following samples. Use these as food for thought to help develop your own questions. Don’t ask a question that is not relevant to the organization, job, or situation. Don’t ask a question if you are not truly interested in the answer; it will be obvious to the employer.

Your questions must show your own thought process.

• What are the organization’s/company’s strengths and weaknesses compared to its competition?
• How does upper management view the role and importance of this department and this position?
• What is the organization’s plan for the next five years, and how does this department fit in?
• Could you explain your organizational structure?
• What do you most enjoy about your work with this organization / company / agency?
• How have various types of decisions been made?
• What are the various ways employees communicate with one another to carry out their work?
• How will my responsibilities and performance be measured? By whom?
• What are the day-to-day responsibilities of this job?
• Could you describe your company’s management style and the type of employee who fits well with it?
• What are some of the skills and abilities necessary for someone to succeed in this job?
• What is the organization’s policy on providing seminars, workshops, and training so employees can keep up their skills or acquire new ones?
• What particular computer equipment and software do you use?
• What kind of work can I expect to be doing the first year?
• What percentage of routine, detailed work will I encounter?
• How much opportunity is there to see the end result of my efforts?
• How and by whom will my performance be reviewed? Are there specific criteria upon which I would be evaluated? And how frequently is formal and informal review given to new employees?
• How much guidance or assistance is made available to individuals in developing career goals?
• I read on the company / organization / agency website that employees have recently done presentations at XX conference. Is that a typical opportunity in the job for which I am interviewing? Are there specific professional organizations employees have been encouraged to join?
• How much opportunity will I have for decision-making in my first assignment?
• Can you describe an ideal employee?
• What is your organization’s policy on transfers to other cities?

Interview questions can be asked to a candidate for a position. Features of preparing for a meeting with a manager

Content

• What will be asked
• Behavioral interview
• Projective interview
• Case interview
• Questions regarding the new position
• Whether Personal questions
• Salary questions

Candidates for positions in all companies are interviewed. This is an obligatory stage of negotiations after the analysis of resumes and testing. During a meeting with an HR specialist and an employer, a potential employee experiences stress. To avoid such an unpleasant state, prepare for the conversation in advance.

What they will definitely ask

A job seeker faces difficult questions. During a conversation, it is important to answer them quickly, so you should study them in advance. Having prepared the answers, you will not lose face at the interview and get a job. You need to answer completely the following:

• Tell the interviewer about yourself. The story begins from the moment of choosing a profession and studying at the university to the experience gained over the years of work. It is important to focus on personal qualities that help develop and get high results. Present experience to employees in the format of a professional story. Name the skills that help. To avoid stuttering, rehearse the speech at home

• Describe personal strengths that help you get the job done. During the interview, recruiters hear the same answers from the candidate. This is perfectionism and workaholism. Evaluate yourself objectively and try to talk about positive and negative qualities. Employers expect objectivity from the candidate. It is necessary that weak points do not concern the direct performance of duties. Otherwise, it will be difficult to get a job. The ability to assess opportunities in recruiting is compared with the maturity of the employee. Do not confuse mentioning some weaknesses with providing a list of faults and mistakes

• Tell the employer by answering the question How do you see yourself in 5 years. For the employer, career expectations, desires and ambitions of the candidate are important. Companies are looking for various specialists. Some people need ambitious employees, others prefer calm employees who will carefully and systematically perform routine work and not show initiative

• Answer a popular question for the employer. Why should we make a decision regarding your candidacy for this position. In this case, listen carefully to the manager or recruiter when meeting at the beginning of the interview. The executives of the company will utter all the important information about the qualities and skills of the candidate. Summarize the information received and find similarities between the portrait of the ideal applicant for the vacancy in question and yourself. Example: If I understand correctly, then you consider a responsible and punctual accountant as an employee who submits reports on time and excludes the company from fines and other penalties for violating applicable law. It seems that my candidacy suits you

Experienced recruiters develop a whole list of questions over the years of work that allow you to objectively evaluate the candidate. You need to answer all the questions that the interviewer will ask. However, they may not be related to work. It is important for the employer to understand the motivation and other details.

Behavioral interview

According to statistics, a person’s personal and professional qualities, as well as other factors, influence a person’s successful activity and achievement of goals. These include the availability of technical means, the availability of labor assessment criteria in the company. Not always the same person achieves success when changing jobs. To prevent negative situations at a new job, several questions are asked to assess the success of the applicant when he is admitted to the ranks of the company’s employees. Behavioral interviews are conducted according to a strict structure. It is possible to evaluate the received answers according to the established criteria. The behavioral interview goes like this. The candidate answers each question:

• What tasks did you need to solve in your work?

• What means did you have to achieve this result?

• In favor of which solution was the choice made?

• What obstacles did you face while working?

• Evaluate your decision

Before the interview, think about what difficulties and successes you would like to tell the head of the company. Figures and facts about the work of an employee in another company will help to communicate more productively.

Preparing for negotiations will help you find facts and figures that will have a positive impact on the leader.

Projective interview

The recruiter’s goal is to understand the candidate’s personality type and his characteristic types and behaviors. To this end, you will be asked projective questions. The answers to them include the personal opinion of the applicant about events and situations that have no connection with him. Since the applicant does not need to talk about himself, the conversation builds more easily. The person feels confident and calm. But he talks about events and situations, taking into account the accumulated experience, personal qualities and skills. Therefore, such questions help the interviewer to draw useful conclusions during the conversation:

• Why do people build a career? Within the framework of such a question, specialists try to find out the motives of the applicant for the position and understand how important it is for him to grow up the career ladder. Having received an answer to such a question, they will find out the negative experience of the employee. During a conversation, they understand the person’s ideas about a comfortable and uncomfortable work team

• Which client can bring problems to the company? This issue is closely related to the negative experience of a potential employee and the likelihood of developing conflict situations with clients in the future

• Why do some succeed at work and others fail? After answering this question, the manager understands how the applicant understands success and its reasons

• So many questions will help form the right image of the employee in the eyes of interviewers

Case interview

This method is a situation from life. During the story of a potential employee, the employer has questions. During an interview, a person describes people who make a certain decision and bear full responsibility for it. Cases describe the real situation. In conditions of scarce resources, they contain several options. The main task of such communication is to see the various opportunities for achieving the goals of the applicant. This method is based on the analysis of various situations and the proposal to a potential employee to describe the model of behavior he has chosen to solve the problem that has arisen. During such an interview, the candidate for the position tries to provide socially desirable answers. Thus, a person demonstrates his attitude to the situation and values. Therefore, the head of the organization can analyze how they relate to the values ​​of the company. Recruitment managers and leaders are interested in accepting a person who will cope with the upcoming tasks and will perform them responsibly. A case interview will help to verify or refute such personal and professional qualities as creativity, stress resistance, responsibility, punctuality, the ability to cope with a task in a limited time.

Questions related to the new position

Always during the interview, the applicant is interviewed on a topic related to the new position:

• Why do you think you are suitable for this position?

• Do you have relevant experience?

• What interested you the most in the proposed vacancy?

• How might this job affect your career plans?

• When will you be able to start working?

• What conditions do you need to work?

Hr-specialist, having received an answer, will be able to understand the motivation of the employee, his true desires, experience, and activity of the position. The job should please the applicant and cause him a great desire to achieve the goals of the enterprise. In this case, a fruitful interaction between the employer and the future employee will turn out.

Personal questions

Personal questions are not directly related to professional activities. But the answers to them can affect the performance of job duties and the quality of the work performed. In most cases, personal issues affect women. But men are also asked them. These include:

• Wife/husband’s place of work

• Wife/husband’s education

• Do you have financial obligations?

• Do you own real estate?

• Are you planning to get married?

• Are you planning to have a baby?

• Do you have any chronic diseases?

Labor law prohibits discrimination, but the employer may ask questions during the interview that will be uncomfortable for the applicant. Do not draw the attention of the recruiter to the incorrectness of the topic. Such a confrontation will turn into a boomerang. Treating the situation with humor will help overcome the barrier between the applicant for the position and the interviewer.

Salary questions

Friendly staff, tea, coffee and biscuits are great. But in order to live with dignity, this is not enough. For this reason, it is important to discuss salary levels during the interview. For the employer, the reasons may be different. The goal of the recruiter may be to test the soil and analyze the expectations of a potential employee.

In most cases, the employer, asking a question about the level of wages, expects to save on wages. The main thing is to soberly assess your experience and not agree to conditions that are not suitable.

This question from the employer can put the job seeker in an uncomfortable position. Do not worry, cooperation is built on trust and mutual respect. If the question seems to the applicant for the position incorrect, then you should think about it. Perhaps the job is not suitable. In any case, be guided by the average market salaries in the market. In some cases, applicants voice the salary gap, voicing the range of allowable income per month.

Recap

1. In order to successfully negotiate, you need to prepare for a conversation with a manager or recruiting manager in advance. It is important to prepare each answer so that you can successfully get settled and work in the company.

   Every job involves communication before signing an employment contract. After a conversation with the manager, you will be able to decide whether the vacancy is suitable and what to expect from mutual cooperation.

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During a job interview, there comes a time when the hiring manager gives the candidate the opportunity to ask all the questions that interest him. One of the biggest mistakes job seekers make is not asking questions. As search and recruitment specialists, we always advise candidates not only to prepare for the interview by studying information about the company, but also to be ready to ask questions. This is your chance to better understand your potential employer, the culture of the company, as well as show your high interest in the job.

With this question, the interviewer can clarify any additional details regarding your candidacy and dispel any doubts about your professionalism. This is a good way to understand if the interviewer has doubts about your candidacy and resolve them right away.

This question further demonstrates your interest. It will also help you determine when, from whom, and where to expect a response, and will give you an idea of ​​when you should contact the company if they don’t respond to you. Follow-up questions: what is the work schedule, who will I meet next, are there any assignments / tests that I should be ready for?

The information you get from this question will help you understand your career prospects within the company and help you make an informed decision when applying for this position.

You are hired for your experience and skills to achieve a specific goal. If we talk about it openly, then the likely results will be obvious to both sides. In addition, when you start working, you already have a clear idea of ​​​​what and why you are doing in this company.

This defines the role of your department and your role in the organization.

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What is a Food Expeditor?

A Food Expeditor is a professional responsible for ensuring efficient order flow between waitstaff and kitchen, prioritizing orders, and assisting in final dish preparation.

What does a Food Expeditor do?

A Food Expeditor ensures the smooth and timely flow of orders from waiters to the kitchen, checks dishes for accuracy and presentation, assists in final dish preparation, maintains fast service, handles customer complaints, and upholds quality and sanitation standards.

Food Expeditor responsibilities include:

• Ensuring the efficient flow of orders from the waiters to the kitchen
• Ensuring orders are being prepared with the correct priority
• Assisting in the final preparation of dishes

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Job brief

We are looking for a competent Food expeditor to help keep a smooth workflow between the kitchen and the tables. You will work in a fast-paced environment to get proper orders out faster and more efficiently.

As food expeditor, you must have excellent communication skills and experience in a restaurant’s hectic setting. You must have enough stamina to be in constant motion and skills to coordinate and organize processes and people.

The goal is to make service faster and better to help enhance our quality and reputation.

Responsibilities

• Ensure the efficient flow of orders from the waiters to the kitchen
• Ensure orders are being prepared with the correct priority
• Assist in the final preparation of dishes
• Check dishes before delivery for accuracy, presentation and temperature
• Deliver orders to maintain fast service
• Eliminate obstacles in service, food preparation lines or dishwashing
• Inspect the premises according to quality and sanitation standards and assist in cleaning
• Transfer important information between the kitchen and the wait staff (e. g. when a customer has a particular request)
• Handle complaints from clients to preserve the restaurant’s reputation
• Support other tasks as needed (e.g. telephone orders)

Requirements and skills

• Proven experience as food expeditor or other restaurant position
• Understanding of health and safety rules in a restaurant
• Dexterity in using kitchen equipment or utensils and carry heavy trays
• Well-organized and ability to lead and direct people
• Excellent communication and negotiation skills
• Outstanding coordination and multi-tasking abilities
• A customer-oriented approach
• Great physical endurance
• High school diploma; Higher degree in hospitality or relevant field will be appreciated
• Food handling certification may be required according to legal regulations

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Frequently asked questions

What does a Food Expeditor do?

A Food Expeditor ensures efficient order flow between waitstaff and kitchen, assists in final dish preparation, checks dish accuracy, and maintains fast service.

What are the duties and responsibilities of a Food Expeditor?

The duties and responsibilities of a Food Expeditor include managing order flow, prioritizing orders, assisting in dish preparation, checking dish accuracy, delivering orders, resolving complaints, and maintaining quality and sanitation standards.

What makes a good Food Expeditor?

A good Food Expeditor possesses excellent communication skills, works well in a fast-paced environment, demonstrates strong coordination and organization skills, and prioritizes customer satisfaction.

Who does a Food Expeditor work with?

A Food Expeditor works closely with waitstaff, kitchen staff, and management to ensure efficient order flow, accurate dish preparation, and timely delivery.

What skills should a Food Expeditor have?

A Food Expeditor should have strong communication and negotiation skills, the ability to multitask and coordinate people and processes, dexterity in using kitchen equipment, attention to detail, customer service orientation, and physical endurance.

What Does An Expeditor Do: Duties And Responsibilities

The role of expeditors is to ensure the timely and efficient preparation and delivery of food. To accomplish this task, they also perform other duties, including managing inventory levels, managing supply requisition, and coordinating with subcontractors. They are also responsible for streamlining interdepartmental communication, monitoring job progress, and collaborating with project managers to collect relevant information about job status. This role requires specific skills and qualifications, including a high school diploma or an associate degree in food service, business management, and hospitality management, relevant work experience, and certifications in CCP, CPSM, or CPPB.

Expeditor Responsibilities

Here are examples of responsibilities from real expeditor resumes representing typical tasks they are likely to perform in their roles.

• Manage requisition and purchase order report facilitating logistics, supply chain and procurement which consolidate and streamline previous standard operating procedures.
• Experience with MRP demand and supply planning also familiar with financial analysis relate to inventory management.
• Maintain documentation in compliance with ISO requirements.
• Place purchase order base on ERP system recommendation.
• Handle all carry-out orders and operation of POS system.
• Purchase MRO products, electronic components and negotiate pricing.
• Establish the criteria to maintain ISO certification and FDA standards
• Participate in RFQ process, vendor negotiations and project costing.
• Participate in production meetings and provide status of WIP requirements.
• Develop macro for BOM process and proliferate it throughout the Intel global purchasing network.
• Communicate with vendors daily in order to gain expertise on new products and reconcile RMA.
• Work with senior leadership to help plan resources for upcoming work and updating WIP status.
• Issue RFQ s & RFI s to vendors for bidding and specification clarification prior to award.
• Provide status on RMA regularly to determine repair or scrap of parts in a timely manner.
• Receive and ship GMP & non-GMP parts, materials, equipment and replenish inventory in computer system.

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Expeditor Skills and Personality Traits

We calculated that 27% of Expeditors are proficient in Customer Service, Cleanliness, and House Training. They’re also known for soft skills such as Communication skills, Customer-service skills, and Detail oriented.

We break down the percentage of Expeditors that have these skills listed on their resume here:

• Customer Service, 27%

  Facilitated quality customer service by ensuring all orders are prepared and delivered to customers in an efficient yet accurate manner.

• Cleanliness, 16%

  Processed components for cleaning and decontamination using Integrated Work Control System (IWCS) software to meet operational cleanliness requirements.

• House Training, 6%

  Warehouse training in inventory, shortages, overages.

• Team Work, 5%

  Team work is essential to maximize results in managing the preparation and presentation to customers.

• Purchase Orders, 4%

  Utilized and orchestrated my communication and problem solving skills by monitoring and expediting various purchase order contracts.

• Logistics, 4%

  Managed requisition and purchase order report facilitating logistics, supply chain and procurement which consolidated and streamlined previous standard operating procedures.

Most expeditors use their skills in “customer service,” “cleanliness,” and “house training” to do their jobs. You can find more detail on essential expeditor responsibilities here:

Communication skills. One of the key soft skills for an expeditor to have is communication skills. You can see how this relates to what expeditors do because “production, planning, and expediting clerks are frequently in contact with suppliers, vendors, and production managers and need to communicate the firm’s scheduling needs effectively. ” Additionally, an expeditor resume shows how expeditors use communication skills: “maintained communication with management personnel regarding confirmation of delivery dates. “

Detail oriented. Another skill that relates to the job responsibilities of expeditors is detail oriented. This skill is critical to many everyday expeditor duties, as “material and product inspecting clerks check items for defects, some of which are small and difficult to spot.” This example from a resume shows how this skill is used: “updated weekly status sheet detailing current location, critical pipe spools, delays and material shortages. “

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The three companies that hire the most prestigious expeditors are:

• Brinker International1,058 Expeditors Jobs
• CRST International88 Expeditors Jobs
• Hannaford Supermarkets69 Expeditors Jobs

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What Production Control Clerks Do

Production control clerks will need to possess skills in data, entry, drafting customer supports and orders, dealing with production workers, and handling material inventory records. Also, clerical skills are a plus. This career calls for the reviewing and distribution of production work and shipment schedules, conferring with department supervisors on work progress and dates of completion, as well as the compilation of work progress reports, inventory levels, costs, and any issues in production.

The annual salary of production control clerks is $2,828 lower than the average salary of expeditors.

While their salaries may differ, the common ground between expeditors and production control clerks are a few of the skills required in each roleacirc;euro;trade;s responsibilities. In both careers, employee duties involve skills like purchase orders, logistics, and production schedules.

There are some key differences in the responsibilities of each position. For example, expeditor responsibilities require skills like “customer service,” “cleanliness,” “house training,” and “team work.” Meanwhile a typical production control clerk has skills in areas such as “data entry,” “production reports,” “production sheets,” and “product specifications.” This difference in skills reveals the differences in what each career does.

Production control clerks tend to make the most money working in the manufacturing industry, where they earn an average salary of $43,635. In contrast, expeditors make the biggest average salary, $46,040, in the construction industry.

The education levels that production control clerks earn slightly differ from expeditors. In particular, production control clerks are 0.0% less likely to graduate with a Master’s Degree than an expeditor. Additionally, they’re 0.1% less likely to earn a Doctoral Degree.

What Are The Duties Of a Production Controller?

A production controller is in charge of overseeing manufacturing operations, ensuring the workflow adheres to the quality standards, budgets, and deadlines. It is their duty to develop production and inventory control techniques, coordinate with managers to establish objectives and guidelines, review production plans and job orders, and supervise the supply chain operations. They also monitor every procedure, implement solutions in problem areas, and produce progress reports as needed. Furthermore, as a production controller, it is essential to maintain an active communication line with the production team while implementing the company’s protocols and policies.

Production controller positions earn higher pay than expeditor roles. They earn a $13,314 higher salary than expeditors per year.

While the salary may differ for these jobs, they share a few skills needed to perform their duties. Based on resume data, both expeditors and production controllers have skills such as “logistics,” “production schedules,” and “delivery dates. “

Each career also uses different skills, according to real expeditor resumes. While expeditor responsibilities can utilize skills like “customer service,” “cleanliness,” “house training,” and “team work,” production controllers use skills like “production planning,” “control procedures,” “respirators,” and “electronic equipment. ”

Production controllers earn a higher average salary than expeditors. But production controllers earn the highest pay in the technology industry, with an average salary of $58,093. Additionally, expeditors earn the highest salaries in the construction with average pay of $46,040 annually.

In general, production controllers achieve similar levels of education than expeditors. They’re 2.5% more likely to obtain a Master’s Degree while being 0.1% more likely to earn a Doctoral Degree.

How a Production Planner Compares

Production planners or schedulers are employees who take charge of the timeliness and accuracy of the production process. The planners develop production schedules which detail the tasks that need to be done to meet the set completion date. They emphasize the goods and materials necessary in the production phase. It is their job to make sure that the working space is well-maintained for optimal performance. They also manage the flow of information during production.

On average, production planners earn higher salaries than expeditors, with a $20,579 difference per year.

Expeditors and production planners both have job responsibilities that require similar skill sets. These similarities include skills such as “customer service,” “purchase orders,” and “logistics,” but they differ when it comes to other required skills.

The required skills of the two careers differ considerably. For example, expeditors are more likely to have skills like “cleanliness,” “house training,” “team work,” and “good communication.” But a production planner is more likely to have skills like “erp,” “continuous improvement,” “lean manufacturing,” and “material availability.”

Production planners earn the highest salary when working in the energy industry, where they receive an average salary of $64,353. Comparatively, expeditors have the highest earning potential in the construction industry, with an average salary of $46,040.

Most production planners achieve a similar degree level compared to expeditors. For example, they’re 4.2% more likely to graduate with a Master’s Degree, and 0.1% more likely to earn a Doctoral Degree.

Description Of a Maintenance Clerk

A maintenance clerk typically works in an organization’s maintenance department. As a maintenance clerk, your duties will include overseeing maintenance information, ensuring the department’s smooth operation, and generating computer reports. Additionally, you will be responsible for maintaining and managing inventory records and answering telephone calls. Other duties that you will likely perform include preparing written and correspondence materials for personnel, providing or coordinating the response to personnel and customer inquiries, and tracking equipment for maintenance.

Maintenance clerks tend to earn a lower pay than expeditors by an average of $8,284 per year.

While both expeditors and maintenance clerks complete day-to-day tasks using similar skills like customer service, cleanliness, and purchase orders, the two careers vary in some skills.

Even though a few skill sets overlap between expeditors and maintenance clerks, there are some differences that are important to note. For one, an expeditor might have more use for skills like “house training,” “team work,” “good communication,” and “food orders.” Meanwhile, some responsibilities of maintenance clerks require skills like “sales floor,” “preventive maintenance,” “plumbing,” and “industrial maintenance. “

Maintenance clerks enjoy the best pay in the government industry, with an average salary of $38,812. For comparison, expeditors earn the highest salary in the construction industry.

In general, maintenance clerks hold similar degree levels compared to expeditors. Maintenance clerks are 0.6% more likely to earn their Master’s Degree and 0.0% more likely to graduate with a Doctoral Degree.

Types Of Expeditor

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ChatGPT is a service based on Artificial Intelligence from the Open team. AI (a more advanced GPT-3.5 language model is used, the 4th version will be released soon, and there will be absolutely space). What’s the point? You communicate with him as if with a person in a chat.

In this article, I want to show with working examples how the ChatGTP service can help you get many times more interviews when looking for a job if you use it correctly. Try these 6 ChatGPT tips to halve your job search time (and triple your interview count).

1. Analysis of item description

ChatGPT can highlight the most important aspects of the job for you. If you have a position of interest on hand, just copy the job description. Then paste it into ChatGPT and ask:

“Highlight the 3 most important responsibilities in this job description: [Insert Job Description]”.

For example, what the answer to the position of Senior Product Manager, Solid Core from PandaDoc might look like:

2. Adaptation of summary

ChatGPT can help you personalize your resume for the role that interests you. To do this, just ask ChatGPT:

“Please personalize my resume for this [Job Title] role at [Company].

Here is the job description: [Paste Job Description].

And here is my resume: [Paste Resume].”

This is what a response from ChatGPT might look like – a generated resume for the position of Senior Product Manager, Solid Core from PandaDoc based on the submitted position description and test resume:

3. Resume optimization

Once your resume base is ready, you can go one step further and optimize your achievement bulletins. To do this, copy any bullet from your resume, paste it into ChatGPT and ask:

“Please rewrite this bullet in under 15 words using compelling language and measurable metrics from my resume: [Paste Resume].”

Here’s what ChatGPT’s response might look like, a generated bulletin based on the original bulletin and the test summary:

4. Preparation of cover letter

ChatGPT can also help you write a very personalized cover letter. To do this, simply ask ChatGPT:

“Please write a personalized cover letter for this [Job Title] at [Company].

Here’s the job description: [Paste Job Description].

And here is my resume: [Paste Resume].”

Here’s what a response from ChatGPT might look like – a generated cover letter for a Senior Product Manager, Solid Core position from PandaDoc based on the submitted position description and test resume:

5. Preparing for an interview

ChatGPT can help you understand what companies are looking for in their interviews. To do this, just ask him:

“What specific skills and experience should I highlight in an interview for [Job Title] in [Specific Industry]?”

Here’s what a response from ChatGPT might look like – generated content with a structure that makes sense to highlight in an interview based on the desired role and industry:

In addition, ChatGPT can also help you anticipate the questions you might be asked in an interview. Just ask him:

“What are the 10 most common questions companies ask when interviewing a(n) [Job Title]?”

Here is what a response from ChatGPT might look like – a generated list of possible questions based on the desired role:

And of course ChatGPT will also help you answer the same questions. Copy one of them and ask:

“Draft an answer to the interview question [Insert Question]. The answer should use compelling language and include measurable outcomes.”

Here’s what a response from ChatGPT might look like – a generated response to a possible interview question:

6. Rule 80:20 ChatGPT

It’s important to say that ChatGPT cannot be your full replacement. Instead, let it do 80% of the basic work for you. Thus, you save 100% of your time and energy for the most important things:

• editing what happened,
• personalization of what happened,
• and the authentication of the information it generated!

As an opinion

The examples you found in this article can really help job seekers not only generate ideas faster, but also articulate their thoughts. It is important to remember that in order to get a good result, you need to ask the right question and provide good input data.

If you don’t like the answer, ask ChatGTP to regenerate it and/or edit your request. The better the input, the better the results, and it takes some time to find that rhythm.

I also recommend reading:

• How to write a good resume
• How to find the keywords an employer is focusing on?
• How to check that the resume is adapted to the keywords?
• What questions should I ask a recruiter on a screening call?

About the author

My telegram channel is Beyond the Hype. I make it useful for product managers, developers, and other members of product launch teams who are looking for work abroad, remotely or relocated. I share my personal experience and knowledge.

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ChatGPT is an Artificial intelligence service from the Open team. AI (a more advanced GPT-3.5 language model is used, the 4th version will be released soon, and there will be absolutely space). What’s the point? You communicate with him as if with a person in a chat.

In this article, I want to show with working examples how the ChatGTP service can help you get many times more interviews when looking for a job if you use it correctly. Try these 6 ChatGPT tips to halve your job search time (and triple your interview count).

1. Analysis of the position description

ChatGPT can highlight the most important aspects of the job for you. If you have a position of interest on hand, just copy the job description. Then paste it into ChatGPT and ask:

“Highlight the 3 most important responsibilities in this job description: [Insert Job Description]”.

For example, what the answer to the position of Senior Product Manager, Solid Core from PandaDoc might look like:

2.

Resume Customization

ChatGPT can help you personalize your resume for the role that interests you. To do this, just ask ChatGPT:

“Please personalize my resume for this [Job Title] role at [Company].

Here is the job description: [Paste Job Description].

And here is my resume: [Paste Resume].”

Here is how the response from ChatGPT might look like a generated CV for the position of Senior Product Manager, Solid Core from PandaDoc based on the submitted position description and test CV:

3. Resume Optimization

Once your resume base is complete, you can go one step further and optimize your achievement bulletins. To do this, copy any bullet from your resume, paste it into ChatGPT and ask:

“Please rewrite this bullet in under 15 words using compelling language and measurable metrics from my resume: [Paste Resume].”

Here’s what a response from ChatGPT might look like, a generated bullet based on the original bullet and test summary:

4.

Preparing your cover letter

ChatGPT can also help you write a very personalized cover letter. To do this, simply ask ChatGPT:

“Please write a personalized cover letter for this [Job Title] at [Company].

Here”s the job description: [Paste Job Description].

And here is my resume: [Paste Resume].”

Here is how ChatGPT’s response might look like a generated cover letter for a Senior Product Manager, Solid Core position by PandaDoc based on the submitted position description and test resume:

5. Preparing for interviews

ChatGPT can help you understand what companies are looking for in their interviews. To do this, just ask him:

“What specific skills and experience should I highlight in an interview for [Job Title] in [Specific Industry]?”

Here’s what a response from ChatGPT might look like – generated content with a structure of what makes sense to highlight in an interview based on your desired role and industry:

In addition, ChatGPT can also help you anticipate the questions you might be asked in an interview. Just ask him:

“What are the 10 most common questions companies ask when interviewing a(n) [Job Title]?”

Here’s what ChatGPT’s answer might look like, a generated list of possible questions based on the desired role:

And, of course, ChatGPT will also help you answer the same questions. Copy one of them and ask:

“Draft an answer to the interview question [Insert Question]. The answer should use compelling language and include measurable outcomes.”

Here’s what a response from ChatGPT might look like – a generated response to a possible interview question:

6. ChatGPT’s 80:20 rule

It’s important to say that ChatGPT cannot be your full replacement. Instead, let him do 80% of the basic work for you. Thus, you save 100% of your time and energy for the most important things:0003

As a conclusion

The examples you found in this article can really help applicants not only generate ideas faster, but also formulate their thoughts. It is important to remember that in order to get a good result, you need to ask the right question and provide good input data.

If you don’t like the answer, ask ChatGTP to regenerate it and/or tweak your request. The better the input, the better the results, and it takes some time to find that rhythm.

Also recommend reading:

• How to write a good resume

• How to find the keywords that the employer focuses on?

• How to check that the resume is adapted to the keywords?

• What questions should I ask a recruiter during a screening call?

About the author

Lead Product Manager @ Cisco, ex-PM at Acumatica, MightyCall, WordDive

My telegram channel is Beyond the Hype. I make it useful for product managers, developers, and other members of product launch teams who are looking for work abroad, remotely or relocated. I share my personal experience and knowledge.

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To deliver a world-class educational experience through cutting edge science for the next generation of world changers

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We value quality, creativity, inspiration, experiences, people, learning, progress, caring and an open culture.

Our leaders have a proven history of responding quickly and making thoughtful decisions confidently based on facts.

Science Sprouts Discovery School programs will deliver engaging, play and inquiry-based, academically rigorous educational experiences based on the individual needs, interests, and strengths of each student. We will foster creativity, innovation,

wonder, joy, passion, and positivity in an affirming, safe, and just environment that strengthens character, leadership, responsibility, compassion and service alongside academic growth.

We practice problem solving, critical thinking, individuality, and failure in a way that gives children the safety to take academic risks and gain the confidence needed to obtain higher levels of achievement and develop their unique gifts.

We commit to loving our students and developing their talents.

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It is essential to the mission of the school for students and teachers to have freedom to teach or communicate ideas or facts that might conflict with certain political, religious, or ideological beliefs without being targeted for repression. Conflicting viewpoints will not only be allowable but encouraged when maintained in a respectful, emotionally safe atmosphere at age-appropriate levels of conversation. We will ask our staff and students to do their best to keep conversations strictly to scholarly viewpoints using a research-based approach. Teachers will be trained to carefully avoid controversial matters that are unrelated to the subject discussed or are best addressed at home. Thoughtful and respectful conversations on differing opinions will be allowable when contained within our school values of quality, creativity, inspiration, experience, people, learning, progress, caring and an open culture.

Commitment to continuous improvement 

Science Sprouts Discovery School is built on the foundation of proven efficient and effective abilities of the Discovery Center to adapt and evolve to meet the ever-changing needs of our community. We ask all constituents including staff, students, parents, and members of the board to commit with a genuine desire to learn, succeed, and innovate. In our open culture when new methods or plans are discovered that will help us meet a clearly defined goal or objective, we commit to staying flexible and adapting together for the success of our students.

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Children ages 1-6 (at Science Sprouts Discovery School) and children ages 4-6 (at Science Sprouts Discovery School at the Discovery Center) who thrive in flexible environments with mixed ages and abilities, enjoy an intellectual play-based environment, and can work independently with few behavior challenges are ideal candidates.

Immunization records are required for admission.

We reserve the right to refuse admission or re-enrollment to any student.

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Families can apply at www.discoverycenter.org/preschool. Parents/guardians will be required to share physical and behavioral health information, including any allergies, and provide two additional emergency contact phone numbers and addresses. Enrollment forms, medical forms, and immunization records are required prior to the first day of care. You will be emailed directions on how to complete the enrollment packet.

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All incoming students will be placed on a waiting list until at least 5 or more students complete the enrollment process, at which time a classroom will be open to no more than 10 students. If more than 10 students are accepted for admission, students 11-15 will remain on the waiting list until a second classroom of 10 students can be opened and so on. All students on the waiting list who do not receive a spot in a classroom will be refunded their enrollment fees.

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• Full Time: $200 weekly ($867 monthly payment)
• Part Time: $40 per day

Diapered / Potty Training (1-3 years old):

• Full Time: $250 weekly ($1,083 monthly payment)
• Part Time: $50 per day

Thirty days’ notice must be given in writing for a student withdrawing from the program before billing will stop. Because costs of the program do not change based on daily attendance, we are unable to issue refunds on the days your child is absent.

Instructional Tools & Programs of Study 

Instructional tools will be based on Missouri Early Learning standards to meet the individual academic needs and interests of each student and particular stages of brain development for the age of the student. These tools will include but are not limited to project-based hands-on learning, use of technology, songs, stories, creative imaginative play, guided discovery, kinesthetic (linking the learning to the senses), exploration, field trips, guest speakers, expression of concepts through artwork, plenty of time for kids to ask questions, and lots of body movement. We will place no limits on how fast a student can learn or how much time they need to learn hard things. We will utilize the rich network of connections the Discovery Center has fostered for over 20 years to engage appropriate partnerships with organizations such as NASA and the Smithsonian to facilitate instruction for the age, needs, and abilities of each student.

School Calendar 

The Science Sprouts Discovery School acts as a childcare center, and will only be closed on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. The Science Sprouts Discovery School at the Discovery Center is only for preschool students and has a different school calendar (see handbook).

Summer of Science 2023

Learning and care will continue through the preschools; however, and students enrolled in a Discovery School program get deeply discounted rates to participate in all Summer of Science Camps.

Hours of Operation

The Science Sprouts Discovery School will be open from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday. The Science Sprouts Discovery School at the Discovery Center will be open from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Parents should drop off and pick up according to their chosen schedule.

Car tags will be distributed for pick up. Each adult who has permission to pick up your child must be listed in the enrollment packet. Anyone who does not have a Discovery School approved car tag will need to show a government-issued photo ID before picking up a child. If you need someone else to pick up your child, it is your responsibility to edit your child’s registration profile with the name and contact information of the approved pick-up person. In case of emergency, contact the Discovery School or Science Sprouts staff by phone to add someone to the pick-up list.

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Game industry. Round table on the results of 2022

December 21, 2022 On December 21, 2022 (Wednesday), the Center for Competence Development in Business Informatics, Logistics, and Project Management at the HSE Graduate School of Business will host an online round table “The Game Industry – Results of 2022” as part of the “Game Project Management” curriculum.

Open lecture “Production brief: how not to waste time and money”

October 25, 2022 On October 25 at 19. 00, the HSE Competence Center for Business Informatics, Logistics and Project Management will host an open lecture by Valeria Kudinova, CEO & Partner of Digital Lab. production. The webinar will be held on the Zoom platform. Topic: “Production brief: how not to waste time and money.”

Game Design Festival “I Want to Join Gamedev”

October 22, 2022 October 22 (Saturday) at the Competence Development Center in Business Informatics, Logistics and Project Management of the Graduate School of Business NRU HSE, the Game Design Festival will be held from the I Want to Game Dev project in an online format as part of the Game Project Management curriculum.

Lecture evening on game design

September 28, 2022 September 28 (Wednesday) at the Competence Development Center in Business Informatics, Logistics and Project Management of the Higher School of Business NRU HSE will host a mixed-format lecture evening on Game Design as part of the Game Project Management curriculum.

Conference: Narrative in games!

July 09, 2022 On July 9, from 12:00, an offline conference “Narrative in games” will be held in Moscow. The event is held within the walls of the Competence Development Center in Business Informatics of the Higher School of Economics NRU HSE as part of the Game Project Management curriculum, with the support of the Union of Writers of the Russian Federation, Bombora Publishing House, Virtual Glasses store, ANVIO VR and MENSA VR.

Lecture evening on Cryptogaming

June 01, 2022 On June 1, 2022 (Wednesday), the Center for Development of Competences in Business Informatics at the HSE Graduate School of Business will host a live lecture evening on the gaming industry as part of the Game Project Management curriculum.

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April 27, 2022

On April 27, 2022 (Wednesday), the Center for Competence Development in Business Informatics at the HSE Graduate School of Business will host an online lecture evening on the gaming industry as part of the Game Project Management curriculum.

Open lecture “Cloud technologies in e-commerce and digital marketing: about technologies in the language of business”

March 03, 2022 On March 3 at 19. 00 at the Competence Center in Business Informatics of the Graduate School of Business NRU HSE there will be an open lecture by Dmitry Selikhov, head of the Russian division of Alibaba Cloud. The webinar will be held on the Zoom platform.

Open webinar: “Opening new markets. International marketing of IT products”

February 10, 2022 February 10 at 19.00, a webinar by Evgenia Lisovskaya, Leading International Marketing Manager, Yandex Delivery, will be held at the Competence Center for Business Informatics at the Higher School of Business NRU HSE.

Online round table “Gaming industry – results of 2021”

December 24, 2021 On December 24, 2021 (Friday), the HSE Graduate School of Business Competence Development Center will host an online round table “The Game Industry – Results of 2021” as part of the “Game Project Management” curriculum.

Digital Marketing for SMBs in the Same World

June 09, 2021 June 9 (postponed from May 25), 2021 at 18.45 The Competence Development Center in Business Informatics of the Higher School of Business NRU HSE is holding an online master class on the topic: Digital marketing for small and medium-sized businesses in the same world.

Online master class “How to develop emotional intelligence”

April 26, 2021 On April 26, 2021 at 19.00, the Competence Development Center in Business Informatics of the Higher School of Business NRU HSE is holding an online master class on the topic: “How to develop emotional intelligence.”

Lecture evening on game design

April 21, 2021 On April 21, 2021 (Wednesday), the Center for Competence Development in Business Informatics of the Higher School of Business NRU HSE will host an online lecture evening on game design as part of the Game Project Management and Fundamentals of Game Development curricula.

Master class “Digital sales in b2b”

April 08, 2021 April 08, 2021 at 19.00 The Competence Development Center in Business Informatics of the Higher School of Business NRU HSE is holding an online master class on the topic: Digital sales in b2b.

Webinar Technologies in education. How to market your online course or educational platform

March 10, 2021 March 10 at 18.45 at the Competence Development Center in Business Informatics of the Graduate School of Business NRU HSE will host an online meeting with Maria Rumyantseva, the founder of the Freeformarlketing agency on the topic: Technology in education. How to launch your online course or educational platform on the market?

Open webinar Targeted advertising in social networks

01 February 2021 On February 1, at 18.45, the HSE Competence Center for Business Informatics will host a webinar by Yakov Peisakhzon, Deputy Commercial Director for Product Development at Mail.ru Group.

Master class “Social networks through the eyes of a user, marketer and researcher”

October 15, 2020 October 15 at 19.00 at the Competence Center for Business Informatics of the Higher School of Business NRU HSE Pavel Lebedev, Executive Director of the Marketing Data and Analytics Department of Sberbank, Lecturer in the programs “Internet Marketing Communications” and “Reputation Management in Social Networks and Search Engines” HSEBI will hold a master class in the webin format ra “Social networks through the eyes of a user, marketer and researcher”.

Online Reputation Management Trends 2020-2021

01 October 2020 On October 1 at 19.00, the HSE Competence Center for Business Informatics will host a webinar by Vladislav Sinchugov, Head of the Social Media Advertising and Reputation Management Department at Ashmanov & Partners.

Lecture evening on game design

September 16, 2020 An online lecture evening on game design is held as part of the Game Project Management and Fundamentals of Game Development curricula.

Webinar “Operational research in non-standard situations”

July 09, 2020 On July 9 at 19:00, Pavel Lebedev, Executive Director of Marketing Data and Analytics at Sberbank, Lecturer in the programs “Internet Marketing Communications” and “Reputation Management in Social Networks and Search Engines” GSBI NRU HSE will hold a master class in the format of a webinar “Operational Research in Non-Standard Situations”.

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Chapel Hill Day Care Center

The Chapel Hill Day Care Center is an early childhood education center offering infant and toddler care, as well as programs for preschool and pre-k children. We are located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. 

We have several qualities that set us apart from other five-star centers. 

• Continuity of Care – We strive for children and teachers to stay together as a family-group from 6 weeks to 3 years. This enables your child and you to bond with his/her teacher during these early years.

• Excellent Ratios – We offer the best ratio of teachers to infants in the area to ensure the highest quality of care, attention, and support for your baby.   We recognize and support the importance of low ratios for all of our youngest children.

  • 1:3 teacher to infant ratio

  • 1:5 teacher to toddler ratio

  • 1:6 teacher to twos ratio  

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  • Developmentally Appropriate Practices – In conjunction with and guided by a formal curriculum, our preparation for kindergarten occurs through hands-on, play-based experiences and activities, which are driven by children’s natural curiosity of and desire to understand and master the world around them. Our teachers are highly qualified and respect the language, culture, and values of individual families.

• Child-Centered Philosophy – Our center strives to be an extension of home; we believe the best way to help a child develop socially, emotionally, cognitively, and physically is to recognize and celebrate the uniqueness of each child and to honor all children as individuals. We also believe in messy and fun exploration each and every day!

• Location – conveniently located in the heart of Southern Village, our families take advantage of the Park & Ride, Southern Village Community Playground, and picking up a quick coffee or dinner at Weaver Street Market and local restaurants.

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The Center offers stimulated age-appropriate activities to facilitate intellectual, physical, social and emotional development. Trusting teacher-child relationships are at the core of our program.

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Monmouth Day Care Center

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The Monmouth Day Care Center serves families seeking quality child care without regard to race, religion or economic status.

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The Monmouth Day Care Center serves families seeking quality child care without regard to race, religion or economic status.

Our Passion is providing a safe, stimulating environment in which children are nurtured and challenged intellectually, emotionally, socially and physically

Our Impact

Monmouth Day Care Center serves children from 2 months to 5 years in age who come from families with diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. Tuition assistance contracts are maintained with the New Jersey Department of Human Services. Tuition based on a sliding fee scale is available to families who do not qualify for government support.

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Eight age-appropriate classrooms so that your child can maximize their learning experience.

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Two age appropriate playgrounds ensuring all of our children receive vital exercise and socialization.

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Multi-purpose room utilized as an indoor gym and an in-house commercial kitchen where nutritious meals are prepared.

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Monmouth Day Care Center in Red Bank, New Jersey has provided superior child care and preschool to the families of Monmouth County since 1969. For information on registration, contact our friendly office today.

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Yekaterinburg residents showed their old photos from kindergartens – July 22, 2023

Children’s handwriting remained on the old photographs. It’s immediately obvious who the author of the photo was not friends with in kindergarten

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with your favorite toy, with a handset, of course.

We decided to be nostalgic and asked E1.RU readers on the telegram channel and on VKontakte to send us their childhood photos from kindergarten. Check out this collection and plunge into the memories with your head.

Probably everyone has such a photo with a handset

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not everyone can boast of a photo

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And this is a picture from the Yekaterinburg circus. Previously, hares did not seem so scary – perhaps it’s the quality of the photo

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Fast forward to 1999. Remember, there were such cars on almost every street in the city?

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How could it be without a photo with the cat Leopold?

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Another traditional version – a strict form

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1976, we do not change traditions

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— I “liked” the kindergarten so much that one day, when my mother was late for work and told me to walk from the gate to the group on my own, I reached the entrance, hid around the corner, waited for my mother to hide, and stomped home. Dad at home, of course, was surprised, but he didn’t betray me,” said Svetlana, an E1.RU reader. – And the best smell of childhood is the smell of my mother, who came to pick me up in the kindergarten in the evening. The smell of the street, wind, cold, freshness and its perfume.

Ekaterina was sweet in kindergarten

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1978

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And this is closer to the present, approximately 1998–1999

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And this is 2000. Nadezhda found herself in a fairy tale about Pinocchio

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“When all the girls are princesses and fairies, and you are a musketeer,” Lydia writes.

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— I want to go to kindergarten! To be brought, fed and put to bed! You don’t need to play with me, I’ll sleep quietly, but that’s not all! — writes Irina Yurievna.

1987

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Oh, do you remember such fur coats? At least someone had them in size? 1990 years old

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— Mom did chemotherapy (hairstyle). I decided to compliment her, but it was necessary so that it was straight wow, weighty. I speak loudly, clearly, so that everyone can hear: Mom, you are as beautiful as a ram. Mom was very offended and cried, – said Tatyana.

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1992 or 1993. Here is the excitement!

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But Tatyana, it seems, was very serious in her childhood. 1983

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— And I couldn’t stand bread and butter in kindergarten, but they made us eat everything . Until you eat, you will not leave the table. She fed her porridge to someone, and hid the bread in the pocket of a new coat, and the teachers during the walk did not pay attention to the huge greasy stain. And my mother was in shock … from the teachers, – Olga said.

And this is a flapper girl outfit. And so it was

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And Natalya was a squirrel at matinees in kindergarten

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Soviet photoshop! 1977

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— When she combed her hair in kindergarten, my mother said: “Be patient, Cossack, you will be an ataman.” But I didn’t understand this phrase, I heard: “Be patient, goat, otherwise you will be a mother,” another E1.RU reader shared her memories.

Sverdlovsk photo factory. Here is a rarity!

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Another photo with the phone

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“Me and my eternally dissatisfied little sister ”, writes reader

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Another cool photo

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– Kindergarten, photo 1988-1989. My friend and I are still friends, the girl Olenka with an abrasion on her face, – said Natalya Mikhailovna.

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1988 Do you recognize the circus?

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And now let’s go back to the present. 2003

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Huge Mickey Mouse

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Wow – young doctors! I wonder if anyone then became a real doctor?

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Homemade snowflake girl dresses will forever remain in garden fashion

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A real tin soldier!

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Recently, residents of Yekaterinburg showed the most dead playgrounds in their yards. It is not surprising that there are so many of them, because in order for the site to be repaired, you need to go through seven circles of hell. Read our guide on how to get new slides and swings installed in your yard.

We also told how three mothers on maternity leave united and began to earn money by renting children’s costumes.

Chronicles of a childish hell: a scandal breaks out in one of the preschool institutions of the Moscow region

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Fans of the famous Marquis de Sade showed up in a kindergarten in Krasnogorsk. The educators of this children’s institution applied strict measures of education to the kids. Now they will have to explain themselves to the employees of the Investigative Committee.

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children are often naughty and do not want to go to kindergarten, so when little Mila (name changed) told her mother that the teacher was strangling her, she didn’t believe it right away, but she saw in the parent chat that other children also tell all sorts of horrors about their teachers. According to them, they were often punished for some trifles, scolded and even beaten.

Then Svetlana Stenkina decided to use a trick and put a voice recorder inside her daughter’s favorite toy. After listening to the recording at home, the poor woman’s blood literally boiled in her veins from indignation and resentment.

Kindergarten No. 17 is located in Bolshoi Putilkovo, a new district of Krasnogorsk. In fact, this is a whole children’s town – the institution has as many as 5 buildings, the last one was put into operation quite recently. And many parents dream of sending their kids there, although this is not easy – there is a queue in the kindergarten. Firstly, there are special groups for children with speech delays and mental development, and secondly, according to the website of the preschool institution, the employees work on innovative educational programs. Of course, the fact that they are so innovative, mothers could not even imagine in a nightmare.

Tatyana Loginovskaya’s son categorically refused to go to the group, so the mother decided to watch through the glass what was going on there. What he saw explained a lot in the behavior of the child: the nanny, when the baby came up to ask something, rudely pushed him away. The horror on the face of the child and the speed with which he recoiled from the adult aunt who swung at him convinced the mother that this was not the first time this had happened.

Both children, Tatyana’s son and Svetlana’s daughter, went to the same speech therapy group.

“When I listened to the dictaphone recording, I was simply in shock,” Svetlana Stenkina later told TV reporters. “The workers cover the children with a three-story mat.”

“Eat a tattered goat”, “I’ll tear off your legs now”, “I’ll beat you” – this is not a complete dictionary of vocabulary, which the mother managed to record with the help of a hidden voice recorder.

As soon as the dictaphone recording was shown to the head of the kindergarten, she immediately fired the “lit up” nanny. But, according to the kids, other employees of the kindergarten behaved no better. Therefore, the scandal could not be hushed up.

The Main Investigation Department of the Russian Investigative Committee for the Moscow Region opened criminal cases under Art. 156 and 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (failure to fulfill the obligations of raising a minor, negligence). And the head of the department took this case under personal control: acting. Head of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Moscow Region Ya.A. Yakovlev will have to report to him on the progress of the investigation.

Unfortunately, the case of rudeness and violence against children in a preschool institution in Krasnogorsk is far from the only one. Many parents in the comments to this story on social networks wrote that their children were in similar situations. This is especially true for the smallest, who, due to their age and speech problems, cannot even complain to their parents.

“The governess took my child out into the corridor because he was not sleeping and left him standing there all the time during quiet hours until the other children wake up,” writes one of the mothers.

“I, too, like going to the garden, so my son is hysterical. I used to think that I was just acting up, but now I thought, what if he also gets it there? another worries.

And one of the parents admitted that everything described in the kindergarten in Krasnogorsk very much reminds her of her own childhood: “So many years have passed, and nothing changes in our kindergartens. Why do these people go to work with children if they hate them so much?” she asks a reasonable question.0003

According to child psychologist Maria Sivakova, only total video monitoring of their work can protect children from violence by kindergarten teachers.

“There should be cameras in all areas and employees should be aware of this. And those who are caught on the fact that they treat their pupils rudely should be fired not of their own free will, but as completely unsuitable for working with children. Some teachers like to justify their aggression by saying that the children took them out, that they behave terribly, and so on. But in their labor contract it is written that the teacher is obliged to find an individual approach to each child, including difficult, “uncontrollable”. And if you don’t know how or you don’t have enough patience and endurance, then you need to change your profession. I had to deal with children who were bullied by kindergarten teachers. Many of them then began to stutter, they developed enuresis and other problems, and it is very difficult for a psychologist to work with them, because they do not trust adults.”

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We welcome you and your little one to our Sandy daycares.

KinderCare partners with families in Sandy, UT to provide high-quality daycare at an affordable cost. Our approach is designed to inspire a love of learning in your child, creating a safe and supportive environment where they can build Confidence for Life. KinderCare teachers give children the freedom to be themselves, explore, and make friends.

Find one of our child care centers at a location near you!

Whether you are looking for part-time or full-time child care, KinderCare offers an affordable option with plenty of fun and learning. Currently we have 2 daycares & child care centers in or nearby Sandy which can be found just below.

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   Sandy KinderCare

   1.0 miles Away:
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   Open:6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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2. 2. Draper KinderCare

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   12265 S 1190 E,
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   84020
   Ages:
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   Open:6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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   (801) 816-1555

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How many KinderCare daycares are there in Sandy

There are 2 KinderCare daycare centers within 15 miles of Sandy.

What types of daycare programs are offered in Sandy?

We have a wide range of programs available in Sandy, including full-time and part time daycare for infants and toddlers.

How do I select the right daycare for my child?

When it comes to selecting the best daycare center that will promote your child’s growth and the well-being of your family, the process may appear daunting. We are here to offer guidance and simplify the decision-making process for you. To see our list of the top 6 factors to keep in mind as you look for the perfect daycare center, please click here.

What is accreditation and are Sandy KinderCare centers accredited?

Accreditation is an official review process performed by a nationally-recognized outside agency. Our centers pursue national accreditation from one of three national child care accreditation agencies:

• National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
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Desiree Akhavan’s The Miseducation of Cameron Post wins the Sundance Independent Film Festival’s top award, Turkish drama wins global screen competition “Butterflies”.

The organizers of the week-long festival in Utah announced the winners of the award on Sunday night. The film, directed by Iranian-American director Akhwan, won the Grand Jury Prize in the Best US Production Drama category. The Jury Prize for Best Foreign Drama Film went to Butterflies by Turkish director Tolga Karaçelik.
Derek Donin’s Kailash, a film about the Indian human rights activist and fighter for children’s rights, Kailash Satyarthi, won the best in American documentary. The jury recognized the film of the Syrian director Talal Derka “Fathers and Sons” (Of Fathers and Sons) as the best in the world documentary film, the result of his more than two years of life and filming in the family of radical Islamists in the Islamic State group (ISIS, banned in the Russian Federation) region of Syria. Earlier in 2014, his documentary “Return to Homs” also won the competition.

Audience Award for Best American Film went to Andrew Heckler’s “Burden”, Best American Documentary according to festival audiences was Rudy Valdez’s “The Sentence”, World Film Audience Award went to drama by Danish director Gustav Müller’s “Guilty” (The Guilty) and Alexandra Shiva’s documentary film about the life of refugees “House” (This Is Home).
Sundance presents awards in over 30 categories, including Best Director. It is noteworthy that, against the backdrop of the ongoing campaign in the US for women’s rights in the film industry, all four director’s awards (for feature and documentary film on screen in the US and abroad) were won by women directors: Isold Uggadottir from Iceland with ” Breathe calmly” (And Breathe Normally), documentary filmmaker from Singapore Sandi Tan (Sandi Tan) for “Shirkers”, also American directors Alexandria Bombach (Alexandria Bombach) with the film “On her shoulders” and Sara Colangelo (Sara Colangelo ) for the drama “Kindergarten Teacher”.

The documentary film “Our New President” by Russian director Maxim Pozdrovkin won a special jury award for editing.

This year 121 feature films from 29 countries were selected to participate in the festival. Festival participants were selected from 13.5 thousand applications, of which almost 4 thousand are full-length films. More than half of the authors of these films are foreign participants. For more than a hundred films, the screening at the festival became the premiere.
The Sundance Film Festival is one of the most influential independent film shows in the United States. It was founded by the famous American actor and director Robert Redford and named after the character Redford in the cult western Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. More than 50,000 people visit the festival screenings in Park City, Salt Lake City and Ogden each year. Films premiered at the festival often set the tone for the entire subsequent film year.

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A grandmother who has a lot of energy, she loves children and loves to organize. I have a business and I know how important it is to have someone by your side who will take care of the little things that you shouldn’t be doing. Your work is a big pi…
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Last logged in 3 days ago

Available Aug 23 – Aug 23

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Sydney K.

Innovative and active assistant

Dear family, I am a happy, growing woman. I enjoy nature, reading, music and everything that is useful. I speak some Spanish and can use the ASL alphabet and about 50 other characters. I am a certified first responder and I…
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Last logged in 5 days ago

Available July 23 – August 23

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Leslie b.
15 years Assistant General Counsel of the Division

I provided administrative executive assistance to the federal government’s general counsel for civil and criminal matters for 15 years. I am proficient in legal writing, research and negotiation. I work on my own with a small…
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Last logged in 5 days ago

Available Aug 23 to Oct 23

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Shaina W.

Organized, professional, multi-tasking, engaged.

I am sure that my qualifications for this job make me an excellent candidate for this role, but I also believe that this is an exceptional opportunity for me to further grow both personally and professionally. I’m great friends…
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Last logged in 26 days ago

Available Jul 23 – Aug 23

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Katherine P.
Here to help make your life easier

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Last logged in 54 days ago

Available Jul 23 – Aug 23

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Tenil M.
A motivated multi-tasker is here to help!

I have had two successful businesses and managed all aspects of the business myself. Kindergarten/kindergarten for 7 years and a hairdresser for 18 years. Raised 2 highly professional, educated, adaptable, honest and kind children. I’m in…
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Last logged in 68 days ago

Available May 23 – April 25

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Madison T.
I am passionate about my work and give my all to it.

Hello! My name is Madison and I would like to work for you. I am a 22 year old American who wants to leave the country for an unforgettable experience. One of my last jobs was accommodation in a luxury glamping resort. I did…
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Last logged in 78 days ago

Available May 23 to March 25

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Amanda P.
Hardworking and deeply caring person

I am a hardworking, driven individual with great people and communication skills, a willingness to learn and adapt, and an honest work ethic.