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The Management Trainee Program is geared toward recently graduated or soon-to-be graduating seniors. This 24-week, hands-on job experience offers the opportunity for each Trainee to become part of a team, expand upon their experience, actively participate in all areas of Dayton Freight's operations, as well as gain knowledge of our Company, culture, and the Transportation Industry.
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Must be willing to relocate to any Service Center. Learn the LTL Industry. Gain experience in the Operation. Legally eligible to work in the United States. Must be willing to relocate to any Service Center.
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Must be willing to work a rotation of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd shift. Comprehensive benefits package: Health, Dental, Vision, AD&D, etc. Must possess a valid Bachelor's degree from an accredited college. Modern facilities and technology.
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Paid holidays (8); paid vacation and personal days. Stable and growing organization. Competitive weekly pay. Fluent in English. Internal advancement opportunities. Unique leadership opportunity. Fast paced work environment.
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Develop Leadership skills. 401(k) plan, Company Match.
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Develop Leadership skills. 401(k) plan, Company Match.
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Develop Leadership skills. 401(k) plan, Company Match.
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Develop Leadership skills. 401(k) plan, Company Match.
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Develop Leadership skills. 401(k) plan, Company Match.
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Develop Leadership skills. 401(k) plan, Company Match.
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We pride ourselves on the ability to provided classroom and on-the-job training for all entry level employees! Those with experience or interest in any of the following categories will do well in this role: Sales, marketing, customer service, retail, athletics, restaurant, teamwork, training, campaigns, leadership, communication, outreach, advertising, business development, hospitality, adaptability, promotions, teams, clubs, fitness, problem solving, military, entrepreneurship, delivery, negotiation skills, products and services.
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