Minneapolis Career Fair

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Thursday
August 15, 2013

11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Embassy Suites Minneapolis (Airport)
7901 34th Avenue South
Bloomington, MN 55425

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MEET WITH THESE AND MANY OTHER GREAT LOCAL EMPLOYERS!

JOB TITLES AVAILABLE AT THIS EVENT

Account Coordinator
Account Executive
Accountant (AR/AP Purchase orders)
Back of the House Management
Billing Specialist
Call center B2B sales outbound
Call center Customer service inbound
Call center market research
Call center sales inbound
Cashiers
Class A CDL Delivery Driver
Clerical general office work
CNC Operator
CNC Programmer
Customer Service Associate
Customer Service Rep.
Drafter with Solid works experience
Engineer (product manufacturing)
Engineer packaging
Enthusiasm Engineer
Finance customer service
Finance document processor
Finance international business Fraud analyst / bilingual
Finance Mortgage
Financial Advisor
Food Production Machine Operator
Food Production P
Food Production Quality Control
Front of the House Management
General Sales Support Representative
Graphic Designer
Industrial Engineer
IT Call Center

IT Hardware
IT Software
IT Ticket Trouble Shooter
Lab Tech (quality control manufacturing)
Light Service Technicians
Machinist
Marketing Specialist
Office manager
Order Selector
Payroll
Press Brake operator
Project Manager
Radio Disney Road Crew
Receptionist
Recruiter
Recruiter bilingual
Research & Operations Analyst
Reservations Specialist
Rotating Equipment Mechanic
Sales
Sales Associate
Sales Rep. (Insurance & Financial)
Service Advisor
Shift Leader
Solution Development Business Integration Director
Sourcing Manager
Territory Manager
Tow Drivers
Transportation Coordinator
Turret Operator
Warehouse forklift driver
Warehouse order picker
Web Design

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