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customer service experience in a professional setting. High level of computer aptitude and accuracy to include MS Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat, internet, and ARBOR required. Knowledge of Blackbaud
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approachable and flexible, self-motivated to complete tasks, adaptable to changing work situations, and must work well in an inclusive and diverse environment; Possess basic computer skills in order to manage
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | 2 months ago
; Answers and reacts promptly to all trouble calls or alarms from buildings, as well as from adjacent nearby buildings during off hour and weekend shifts; Reviews computer printouts and alarms and takes
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reporting; preparing standard project progress/status reports Essential Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Information Science, Computer Science, or an acceptable combination of education and
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experience in a similar role; Experience with Government of Saskatchewan policies and protocols (e.g. Financial Administration Manual, HR manual, etc.); and, Experience using a variety of computer software
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of University research-related and financial policies and procedures. Strong computer skills, including the ability to work with a broad range of information systems tools including spreadsheets, databases and
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approachable and flexible, self-motivated to complete tasks, adaptable to changing work situations, and must work well in an inclusive and diverse environment; Possess basic computer skills in order to manage
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the outcomes of complex and multi-stakeholder projects) and senior executive assistant experience required, preferably within a post-secondary or government environment. SKILLS: Advanced computer skills in
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. Excellent editing and proofreading skills. Superior organizational skills andthe ability to multi-task and manage time effectively. Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Computer skills
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relationships with stakeholder groups, and work collaboratively on a team; · The ability to instruct, guide, coach and encourage others effectively; · The ability to use applicable computer