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Staff Member Employed Via Social Media
We are proud to announce that our newest member of staff has been employed with help from social media giant Facebook. Jan answered our job placement just 2 hours after it was posted on our Facebook account. After a swift interview she joined the team to head up our customer service de partment to ensure our clients are given the care they deserve.
We have received great reviews from existing clients on her professionalism and conduct and are very pleased with the way she has settled into our website design agency in Enfield, North London.
We understand that our clients are the most important element of our business and regular contact with them is paramount to enable us to enhance the website design and ecommerce web design services we provide them. Jan will also be managing the quarterly search engine promotion / statistic analysis meetings so we can educate our clients on what their clients are doing on their websites, where they come from, which keywords they use and how this information can help improve their website to return more enquiries.
Due to this success we are now looking for another member of staff to help with website design page layout, website amends and website re-designs. If you know anyone that has any layout design / brochure design or website design background please send them our way.
Let us know your social media employment stories – were they as successful as ours?
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