RFD is looking for a temporary Data Entry Person (Now until Mid-December)

[Ryan]

RedFlagDeals.com is seeking a motivated individual eager to join our team of web professionals. We are currently seeking an individual to immediately fill the following position.

We thank all applicants for their interest in RedFlagDeals.com; however only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

DATA ENTRY Professional – Toronto, Ontario (Near Exhibition GO Station)

The Data Entry Professional will be responsible for entering and sorting large sets of data in a proprietary software package as well as general office duties. The ideal candidate *must* be proficient in English and be able to handle repetitive tasks. Experience with Microsoft Office and HTML preferred. Knowledge of computers and computer parts is essential.

The Data Entry Professional will gain valuable experience working in a relaxed working environment (no formal dress code) for a rapidly expanding ecommerce business. We are located just minutes from the Exhibition GO Train Station; alternatively the office is easily accessible via the TTC. As a growing business there are possible opportunities for advancement.

Candidates who are available for an interview this week are preferred.

Term: Full time from approximately November 13 - December 13, 2006 with the possibility of continuing beyond. This is an on-site job, telecommuting is not an option.

Payment: $9.75/hr

Interested applicants should send a resume with cover letter to biz@redflagdeals.com.

[lil_c09]

Applied >.>

[bubble.tea]

shameless plug., Ryan...now is this really a hot deal .

............The Data Entry Professional will be responsible for entering and sorting large sets of data in a proprietary software package as well as general office duties. The ideal candidate *must* be proficient in English and be able to handle repetitive tasks. Experience with Microsoft Office and HTML preferred. Knowledge of computers and computer parts is essential.....

Is it just me....or is really any post-machine., or incessant lurker an expert in all of these points anyway ?

• sorting large sets of data || Surfing the various forums, in search for the jewel in the ruff
• General Office Duties || I sit on a chair, I swivel, I surf, I make coffee
• Proficient in English....|| well okay we have some real anti-English users up in here hehe
• need I go on?

[poppa]

REPORTED for posting in wrong section.

BUMP

[trixstar]

oos

[Fritz the Cat]

Hey I need customer service person (bilingual) for GTA. PM me

$16.00 per hour

[BaconMunch]

I wonder if including your RFD username would be a pro/con to the cover letter. In short, they would see more about you through your posts than most cover letters can say, then again it can backfire because they can see your trolling/threadcrapping history .

I would be interested but I'm already doing full time hours albeit on a contract term.

[yoshim]

Hey I need customer service person (bilingual) for GTA. PM me

$16.00 per hour

Too bad i'm not bilingual. I would be very interested.

[Truemana]

I wonder if including your RFD username would be a pro/con to the cover letter. In short, they would see more about you through your posts than most cover letters can say, then again it can backfire because they can see your trolling/threadcrapping history .

I would be interested but I'm already doing full time hours albeit on a contract term.

Never ever disclose anything other than professional information on a resume. That goes for providing gender, a picture of yourself, political affiliation or interests/hobbies. Sure, saying you're a hockey fan might get you a job, but it could also prevent you from getting it. It's just best to avoid that sort of stuff because you just don't know who will be reading it.

By the way, I don't mean to sound like an ass I just made that mistake before.

[st7860]

bump for this great deal!

[Electricute]

i tried to PM stooples, but they were OOS

[dmdsoftware2]

Never ever disclose anything other than professional information on a resume. That goes for providing gender, a picture of yourself, political affiliation or interests/hobbies. Sure, saying you're a hockey fan might get you a job, but it could also prevent you from getting it. It's just best to avoid that sort of stuff because you just don't know who will be reading it.

By the way, I don't mean to sound like an ass I just made that mistake before.

So, putting a hobby such as "getting plastered and having lots of sex" would be a bad thing on a resume?

[trader08]

So, putting a hobby such as "getting plastered and having lots of sex" would be a bad thing on a resume?

Weren't you reading! It depends on who's reading it

[sf1]

i tried to PM stooples, but they were OOS

were you trying to PM for a lower wage?

[B40]

I wonder if including your RFD username would be a pro/con to the cover letter. In short, they would see more about you through your posts than most cover letters can say, then again it can backfire because they can see your trolling/threadcrapping history

Say you are B40 in your cover letter... guarantee you'll get the job