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General Information City Marabá State/Province Pará Country Brazil Date Wednesday, September 20, 2023 Working time Full-time Ref# 20040326 Job Level Individual Contributor Job Type Experienced Seniority Level Entry Level Description & Requirements About Xerox Holdings Corporation For
Role Overview: Were hiring freelance contributors to record short instructional/demonstration videos of themselves performing real-world housekeeping and hospitality tasks. These videos are used for training and documentation purposes. No prior video production experience required - just genuine,
Role Overview: Were hiring freelance contributors to record short instructional/demonstration videos of themselves performing real-world housekeeping and hospitality tasks. These videos are used for training and documentation purposes. No prior video production experience required - just genuine,
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