CNN.com and Careerbuilder has a great article for everyone that spends plenty of time each day updating your Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Ustream, Linkedin, MySpace, Jobster, Friendster, Ning or another social media page. If you know how to Podcast, Design and Develop Websites and Media, knowledge of RSS Feeds and there potential, get Twitter traffic and followers, then you may be the SOCIAL MEDIA GURU that some employers are in need.
Our client, a specialist in the insurance and warranty industry, is seeking an Accountant for its Houston location. Please email your resumes and inquiries to kmosley@kamcon.com. Must be degreed and 4+ years of accounting experience.
Job Description:
Our client provides extended service contract coverage and claims administration services in the United States and Europe.
The Claims Adjuster position entails interacting with clients on a daily basis via telephone and interact with repair technicians to handle/settle warranty issues. Our client is currently expanding and seeks to fill position(s) immediately.
Careerbuilder has listed 20 “BIG SALARY” jobs that do not require a degree. Here is the list:
1. Margin department supervisor
Salary: $83,579/year
Primary duties: Overseeing a company’s credit department, which manages customer credit accounts and approves or denies credit to customers.
2. Air traffic controller
Salary: $74,922/year
Primary duties: Controlling air traffic around airports according to established procedures and policies to ensure flight safety.
3. Automobile service station manager
Salary: $72,246/year
Primary duties: Supervising gas stations and planning and implementing policy and procedure like hours of operation, workers’ duties and prices for products and services.
4. Real estate broker
Salary: $71,994/year
Primary duties: Securing real-estate transactions, selling real estate, renting properties and arranging loans.
5. Web surfer
Salary: $70,604/year
Primary duties: Scouring through multiple Web sites to analyze and compare information and user experiences to collect information to help companies
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This position provides key financial and business support. It helps identify problem areas throughout the region, drives business improvement measures, provides financial analysis support to the Sales, Service Operations, and Manufacturing Operations groups, and assists in the budget and forecast process. Key Responsibilities: • Prepare key business analysis of sales, gross profits, and selling, administrative [...]
Key Responsibilities: Prepare customer invoices for equipment rental and on-site services performed. Perform collection calls with customers to arrange payment of past due accounts. Contact customers and/or sales personnel to resolve open items. Provide weekly report-out to cash collections committee regarding status or specific details of past due accounts. Obtain and analyze credit information to [...]
Negotiates pricing, delivery schedules and places purchase orders with suppliers in company procurement system module. PO’s are placed based on approved requests, approved requisitions, buy cards, or other automatic order systems such as kanban, programs and any other appropriate pull systems.
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