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1 8th Annual Fall Business Career Fair
Tuesday, September 24th • 8:30am-4:30pm
Wehner Building
With 650 offices in more than 100 countries, Ernst &. Young has established itself as one of
the world's leading professional services firms. But this is not just about a company with a
quantity of locations, but rather, a company with a quality of added value services. A
company offering careers with no limits. And a company you may be eligible to join.
Together, we can really go places. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
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MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
Universal Computer Systems, Inc. is a stable, privately owned corporation located in
northwest Houston. We specialize in the development, sales and service of the most innovative
computer system available in our industry. We currently have the following entry level positions
available which do require relocation to Houston:
Client service
• Extensive training will prepare you to analyze and resolve software issues for our
clients. Professionalism and excellent communications kills are expected. Some prior
customer service desired.
Software Education
• You will be trained to conduct classes on our custom software to clients. Confidence,
poise and clear communication skills are necessary. Traveling throughout the U.S.
required.
Software Installation
• Installers are trained to assist clients through the transition to their new UCS
system. Ability to work face to face at client sites and willingness to travel required.
Must be analytical, diplomatic, professional and represent our company well.
Software Documentation
• Our Documentation group prepares all user manuals and completes many other
writing projects. Attention to detail and excellent grammar skills expected. Other
opportunities in Spanish and Portuguese available.
Programming
• Programmers work in a project-oriented, team environment t make enhancements
to existing programs and develop new programs by research and testing. Good
programming and documentation skills are expected. COBOL, C, or Micro
Assembly knowledge is required.
Sales
• Sales Trainees begin with six months of extensive software and product training.
Territory assignments allow considerable potential for growth. Professionalism and
dedication are desired to market our complete customized software system. Previous
sales experience helpful.
Regional Account Representative
• Extensive training prepares you to consult with our clients on improving system
utilization and overall profitability. Excellent communication skills and professional
image are required a you deal face to face with clients. Opportunities also exist for
traveling positions, and short term assignments in cities throughout the U.S. for those
who want to see the country.
Bilingual Software Support
• Positions available in training, user support/research and translation for persons with
fluency in English, and Spanish or Portuguese. Traveling and non-traveling positions
available.
Full training (paid) provided for all positions, Bachelors degree required. We have a competitive
benefits package including medical, dental and vision insurance, direct deposit, 401K and semi'
annual performance evaluations. WCS promotes a healthy lifestyle by sponsoring a variety of sports
events, providing a health club membership and hiring only non-tobacco users. EOE. Come speak
with our representatives on September 25 form 9am -4pm in the Wehner building.
Universal Computers System, Inc.
1-800-883-3031
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leasing a new 16-song live album.
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started recording successful al
bums himself, and having the late
Conway Twitty sing one of his
tunes was among the biggest
thrills of his life.
“He gave a whole different di
mension to the song with his
unique style and made it his own,”
Diffie said. “He was definitely the
songwriter’s best friend.”
Diffie joined Vince Gill, Travis Tritt,"
Tracy Lawrence and others at the
Grand Ole Opry House Thursday
night in a concert tribute to Twitty. .
The concert, called “Hello Dar
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meter (3.1-mile) race times run
by Alexis, Crawford and the
Gores, along with a marathon run
by Winfrey.
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field, averaging 6.8-minute miles in
the Beach Fest Run at Jacksonville,
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land along the Georgia coast,
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plant sales before the dirt flies, Novak said.
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