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Mortgage Underwriters RequiredUST Global(Cleveland, Ohio)
Location - Jacksonville FL and Cleveland OH Underwriting Job Description Perform loan file review and underwriting to determine compliance with investor guidelines, underwriting philosophy, policy, and procedures. Ensures timeliness, accuracy, and productivity levels established by management Work Experience Minimum Five years underwriting experience required Knowledge of DU/LP/Zippy Minimum of 2 y...
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Posted Tue 3rd November
Sales Rep - Salary + Stock OptionsNational Register(Akron, Ohio)
If you are currently a B2B sales rep with at least 2 years of sales experience, this outstanding opportunity available in your market: Minimum $42,000 salary. (Higher depending on experience.) First year: $60-80k. Top reps make over $100k. Company is privately held and but planning to go public. They are offering “through-the-door” stock options for new hires who help grow the company. Rapid growt...
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Posted Tue 10th November
Executive ChefOvations Food Services, LP - C(Dayton, Ohio)
Ovations Food Services, LP, an affiliate of Comcast-Spectacor, is the second fastest-growing foodservice provider in the US and is currently expanding its operational base in Canada. We deliver world-class food and beverage service to convention centres, stadiums, arenas, race tracks, fairgrounds and casinos throughout the US and in Canada. Since our inception in 2000, we have experienced double-d...
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Posted 3 days ago

Jacksonville OH Job Search Tip

Jackson is the largest city in Mississippi. Because of its geographic location, Jackson is an important distribution and rail center. The city manufacturers lumber, machinery, paper, metal, glass, concrete and other consumer goods. Jackson has always been noted for its ability to distribute merchandise. The city was the first known trading post near Natchez Trace. History also remembers Jackson for being the first city to give a married woman property rights back in 1839.