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Brittany E. Jordan is an outgoing, energetic, and conscientious professional from Warrenton, North Carolina. Her current occupation is a customer service representative at Lowes Home Improvement, where she has devoted seventy-five percent of her time to help increase sales in various departments in the store. During the summer months, Brittany would stay over after work to gain knowledge of different departments such as paint, electrical, and lawn and garden. During the seasonal months, Brittany has helped increased sales in Lawn and Garden by fifteen percent. She worked as a cashier but soon was offered an opportunity to accept other opening positions in the store without an interview. Prior to becoming a customer service representative at

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