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wisper ispMascoutah (IL)

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About the role

Job Description: With offices located in Illinois and Missouri, we are a leading local wireless high-speed internet provider in the Midwest. We focus on providing internet in rural and outlying areas where other providers will not provide service. Our Core Values are at the heart of all that we do: We are driven to solution. We are humbly confident. We are life-long learners. We are focused on the Customer Experience. We are committed to serving one another. We believe in building leaders within all levels of our company. In order to hire and retain employees that exemplify our core values, we offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, career development, and positive work culture. And- we're fun to work with! Wisper employees earn a competitive salary. We also offer generous benefits, including health insurance, dental, vision, pet insurance, a 401(k) plan (up to 4% company match), 12 paid holidays, paid time off (PTO), long- & short-term disability insurance, and life insurance. If you don't see a specific listing which currently matches your skillset, please submit your resume here so that it can be saved in our database for future openings! If Wisper sounds like the right opportunity for you, apply today! If you are interested in a future with Wisper, please be sure to upload your resume! As openings become available within your desired expertise, we may reach out to you! This is not an active job listing but a resume database Job Posted by Applicant Pro

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