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To be fair your job title doesn't suggest that it's a technical position. You might have more success by tweaking that than blogging about it.
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2016-02-05 15:53
That's at the end not the point ... simply reading my social network profile would lead to the conclusion that i'm not a sales person. And tweaking the job title ... well in a large company that's not that easy
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That's at the end not the point ... simply reading my social network profile would lead to the conclusion that i'm not a sales person. And tweaking the job title ... well in a large company that's not that easy
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