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Help Desk Technician
A Help Desk Technician is the front-line problem solver for people who need assistance with workplace technology, user accounts, devices, software, connectivity, or digital…
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human-resources
Hiring Manager
A hiring manager defines a team’s staffing need, assesses candidates with recruiting partners, and selects people who can perform the role and contribute to…
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education-and-academia
Historian
Historians investigate and explain the past using evidence such as documents, objects, images, oral testimony, data, buildings, and digital records. They produce research, teaching,…
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healthcare-and-medical
HIV Counselor
An HIV counselor provides confidential, client-centered information and support related to HIV testing, prevention, treatment, and connection to care. They help people understand options,…
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healthcare-and-medical
Holistic Health Practitioner
A holistic health practitioner supports wellbeing by considering physical habits, emotional wellbeing, stress, sleep, movement, food, social context, and client goals. The exact service…
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healthcare-and-medical
Holistic Nutritionist
A holistic nutritionist helps people improve everyday eating patterns by considering food, routines, preferences, culture, stress, sleep, movement, and access to resources. The role…
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human-resources
HR Administrator
An HR Administrator keeps the operational side of the employee lifecycle accurate, timely, and secure. They coordinate routine people processes, maintain HR records, support…
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human-resources
HR Analyst
An HR Analyst organizes, analyzes, and explains workforce data so HR teams and business leaders can make better people decisions.
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HR Business Partner
An HR Business Partner advises business leaders on the people decisions that affect performance, capability, culture, organization structure, and employee experience.
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HR Consultant
An HR consultant helps organizations diagnose, design, and implement better people practices. They may work for a consulting firm, an HR services provider, or…
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