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marketing-and-sales
SEO Manager
An SEO Manager improves an organization’s ability to be found through unpaid search results. They combine technical site analysis, content strategy, audience research, measurement,…
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marketing-and-sales
SEO Specialist
An SEO Specialist improves a website’s ability to be discovered through unpaid search results and turns that visibility into useful business or audience outcomes.
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marketing-and-sales
SEO Strategist
An SEO Strategist improves a website’s ability to be discovered for relevant searches and turns search demand into a practical plan for content, technical…
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business-and-management
Service Delivery Manager
A Service Delivery Manager ensures an ongoing service meets agreed expectations for quality, availability, responsiveness, cost, and customer experience. They connect customers or internal…
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design-and-creative
Service Designer
A service designer improves how people experience an organization’s end-to-end service across digital channels, staff interactions, processes, policies, and partner touchpoints.
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tech-and-software
Service Desk Analyst
A Service Desk Analyst is the first organized point of contact for employees or customers who need help with workplace technology. They diagnose common…
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tech-and-software
Service Desk Technician
A Service Desk Technician is the first technical contact for employees, customers, or students who need help using workplace technology. They receive, classify, investigate,…
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tech-and-software
SharePoint Administrator
A SharePoint Administrator configures, governs, supports, and improves SharePoint environments used for document management, intranets, team collaboration, and business information sharing. The role commonly…
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tech-and-software
SharePoint Analyst
A SharePoint Analyst studies how employees store information, collaborate, and complete internal processes, then designs and supports SharePoint and Microsoft 365 solutions that are…
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SharePoint Consultant
A SharePoint Consultant helps organizations design, configure, improve, and govern collaboration and content-management solutions built around SharePoint and the wider Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
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