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David V. Singer

President, CEO, and Director

1 out of 2 Lance Snacks Reviews

August 12, 2009
“ JUST NOT WORTH IT ”
Route Sales Representative
Can you say slave labor? They expect you to wear all the hats, your competive peers have only to sell and merchandise product line, at Lance you have to be operations manager, district manager, wareho
September 06, 2008
“ a job for someone seeking a challenge ”
Route Sales Representative

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