Marketing Department for Symmetry Software Expands
Corie Stark Begins Journey into Tax Software and Payroll Symmetry Software
Scottsdale, Ariz. (PRWEB) October 21, 2015
What once was a one-woman marketing department has now become two, as Symmetry Software increases its staff. The company, specialists in payroll withholding tax solutions, recently hired Corie Stark to fill the newly-created marketing specialist role. Demand for the company’s services and expertise created the need for the position.
“It is exciting to begin working for a company experiencing such growth,” said Stark, a graduate of Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School for Journalism and Mass Communication. “It’s obvious that everyone at this company is intelligent, passionate, and motivated. I can already tell any client is in good hands.”
Stark comes to Symmetry Software on the heels of a larger company, and looks forward to the unique opportunities a small company offers. She’s helped market anything from businesses to local political candidates, and enjoys the atmosphere and challenges a small company possesses.
A resident of the Arcadia neighborhood, Stark enjoys the centralized location that bolsters a vibrant culture and community. Stark is a fan of the outdoors and hiking, and cherishes the proximity to several hiking trails.
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About Symmetry Software
Symmetry Software simplifies the payroll process with accurate and dependable payroll withholding tax solutions. From Payroll Point®, the local tax identifier, and Symmetry Payroll Forms™, electronic withholding forms, to the Symmetry Tax Engine® and PaycheckCity® Calculators, Symmetry Software’s products give you the right taxes, the first time®.
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