About BDS Marketing
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BDS Marketing Employer Reviews
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Fun full-service Field-Marketing agency
Advertising Sales Manager (Former Employee), Beverly, MA – April 29, 2013
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Temporary sales experience working with Canon DSLR
Assisted Sales Representive (Former Employee), Wilmington, North Carolina – April 29, 2013
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Great flexible workplace to learn and practice marketing strategies - sales & merchandising
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For me it was a blast form the start
Assisted Sales Representative (Former Employee), Irvine, CA – March 7, 2013
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Productive work environment with the ability to meet many different types of people.
Dell Sales Representative (Current Employee), Irvine, CA – February 8, 2013
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