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Hello folks, 

I am looking for a job change into the Project management domain. Currently enrolled in a Certificate Program in Project Management from IIM Indore. I have 4+ years of experience in operations, customer service and events. Below is my profile. 

Currently working with British Council Management Services as a Video Call Speaking Supervisor (IELTS backend operations) 

Started  as Greeter Proctor for the same company in June 2022 

Worked as a chat associate with Ttec india pvt ltd 

Also worked as a production executive for a Pune based corporate events firm. 


Preferred location is Delhi NCR however I'm willing to relocate if the salary is offered accordingly. 

Thanks in Advance

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