Baum Finance

 

Fraud.

One out of five!

Just wanted to let you know that our company, Baum Finance Inc, has one opening for the following position:
Position title: Branch Operator
Vacancy Announcement Number: OCG-329
Opening Date: 10/16/2008
Closing Date: Open until filled
Salary: Floating salary ($2000-$3,500/month)
Duty Location: United States of America
Employee Type: Contract
The successful candidate will be a key member of the core finance team responsible for all financial facets of a rapidly-growing world class organization. He or she will partner with stakeholders across the company including sales, operations, product management, business development and engineering to ensure relentless analytics are applied at all decision levels. The individual will primarily focus on driving opportunities for growth, and improvements in processes in the US. Responsibilities include strategic planning, market research, forecasting and reporting of financial and operating results. The ideal candidate will have strong attention to detail and an ability to work independently in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment.
Candidate requirements:
• Prior customer service experience is a good benefit, but not a must;
• The ability to operate with more than one task effectively, and have an adaptable, flexible, professional attitude
• Effective dealing with tight deadlines;
• The ability of stable communication with our company and on-time and detailed reporting;
• More than 21 years old;
• Absolutely no criminal offenses or convictions.
If you are interested in this offer and are looking for more details of the job, write at staff.baum@gmail.com. Your detailed CV enclosed to your letter will considerably accelerate processing of your application.
Thank you for your interest!
HR department
Baum Finance Inc
Ariadne House,
4th Floor,
335 28th October Street,
CY - 3106 Limassol
Cyprus

Tel: +1 414-238-9554
FAX: +1 212-561-5265

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