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Carson Douglas is seeking a position in an insurance agency and has experience serving food and cleaning theaters at CEC Theaters in Marshall, Minnesota. He lists skills in meeting deadlines, creating new ideas, negotiating, caring for others, persuading others, listening, motivating others, and being resourceful, cheerful, energetic, enthusiastic, persistent, humorous, imaginative, creative, optimistic, and friendly. Douglas attends Marshall High School in Minnesota and is involved in trapshooting, intramurals, basketball, and has volunteered at his church, including trips to Alaska and a National Youth Gathering.
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