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Buckley Search Inc. |
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Partners for Progress |
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kevin@buckleysearch.com
Tel: (416) 865-0695 toll-free 1 (866) 996-9984
anna@buckleysearch.com
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This full time position reports to the General Manager, IEL and college diploma or equivalent will be required.
You have excellent leadership, organization,
communication and time management skills. You are flexible and
able to work from various locations.
You are results-oriented and have a minimum of 2 years customs brokerage
industry related sales experience combined with 4-6 years experience in custom
brokerage operations - account management/tariffs/rating background.
You are a self starter, and possess excellent business
client/development skills. You to demonstrate a strong
understanding of HS classification principles and practices and have a good
general knowledge of Customs Regulations.
You are a high energy individual and are organized, motivated, and efficient.
You have a minimum of 8 years total experience in Custom Brokerage, and
have achieved or are in the process of achieving your Certified Customs Specialist designation.
Put your career on a progressive track! All discussions are strictly
confidential.
Associate Member,
CIFFA, CSCB, IE Canada
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kevin@buckleysearch.com
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| Promotions - who gets promoted and why it isn't just how well you do your job that counts | Job Boards & Internet Postings - tips on using job board postings effectively as a search tool | Assessing Potential Employers - points to consider in deciding if this is the right place for you |
| Being Downsized - dealing with the shock of a termination and rising to the challenge it presents | Making Contact Using the Internet - using web resources to identify potential hiring managers | Questions to Ask Potential Employers - questions to determine performance expectations |
| Job Satisfaction - defining what job satisfaction means to you and your sense of self-motivation | E-Resumes - What Works Best - guidance on using e-resumes to their best benefit | For Recent Graduates - tips on self-marketing for recent Transportation program graduates |
| Overcoming Inertia - asking yourself the questions you need to move forward in your career | Your Resume - Your Career Passport - constructing a resume that represents you well | Changing the Student Perspective - changing the way you see yourself in line with the market |
| Why Should We Hire You? - Questions that will be asked to confirm the impressions you have made on an interviewer | Staying Focused in an Interview - Avoiding being eliminated through being unprepared for the meeting | Applying by E-mail - how to ensure that your message is both received and reviewed by an appropriate hiring authority |
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