Data Entry Specialist

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ofallon family floorsO Fallon (IL)

Data Entry KeyersDocument Preparation Services

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Junior

About the role

Hiring: Detail-Oriented Data Entry & Computer Support Specialist We're looking for a sharp, tech-savvy person who enjoys working with computers, organizing information, and getting details right. If you have excellent computer skills, strong reading comprehension, and a natural attention to detail , this could be a great opportunity for you. What You'll Do: Enter, organize, and update information accurately. Work with spreadsheets, databases, websites, and computer systems. Review information and catch errors or inconsistencies. Follow written instructions and learn new software quickly. Perform data-entry tasks while maintaining accuracy. Help keep digital information organized and up to date. What We're Looking For: Excellent computer and keyboarding skills. Strong reading comprehension and ability to follow detailed instructions. Very good attention to detail. Comfortable working with spreadsheets and online systems. Quick learner who can adapt to new software. Dependable, organized, and self-motivated. Able to work efficiently while maintaining a high level of accuracy. Positive attitude and willingness to learn. What We Offer Very competitive pay. Health insurance. 401(k) retirement plan. Opportunity to learn and grow. A professional work environment. The ideal candidate is someone who is naturally comfortable with technology, enjoys working with data, and takes pride in doing accurate, organized work. We are interested in candidates based on their skills, experience, ability, and work ethic. If you are a motivated, computer-savvy person who enjoys data entry and working with information, we'd like to hear from you. J-18808-Ljbffr

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