Contacts are throughout the University and involve assisting others, and providing or obtaining cooperation for the completion of tasks. Contacts involve providing information that exists within pre-established documents and or programs. Frequent contact to provide information and instruction. Occasionally adapt, combine or make improvements in an existing service, product, process or program. Duties generally involve related steps, processes or methods.
Work requires the application of logic and common sense.
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