Remote work in your free time. Requirements: Must have Internet access via computer or telephone. Men/women, couples, students. No experience required, we teach everything. Knowledge of the language is not required. Conditions: Stable salary 1-2 times a week. Award for the best employees. You can work from anywhere in the world. Salary: $40/hour. Overtime 60$/hour. $5000-10000 per month. We are always glad to see responsible, hardworking, purposeful people in our friendly team. For more information, write to telegram: @job_cashing
Date Added: 10/15/2024 |
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A major telecommunications company requires cable network engineers. We offer work on large-scale projects with full support. Finances: Starting: $1,500 - $2,000 per week. Experienced (Senior): $2,500 - $3,000 per week. Per diem: $200 per diem. Bonus: $300 (Sign-on bonus for quick document submission). Conditions: Housing: Provided free (Free Housing) - currently an active project in Grand Rapids, MI. Career: Full certification and training at the company's expense. Project locations: NYC, Boston, SC, NC, WI, MI, OH, Florida. (Cities: Rochester, Davenport, Columbus, Sanford/Wilson, Blountstown, Covington, Carrollton). Requirements: SSN and driver's license (DL). English: level 4/10 (basic conversational).
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