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This position will support and create processes and activities within functional areas, and works to support the development of new business and maintenance of current businesses. 3 + years of experience in ice business or related food production industry with an understanding of seasonal demand.
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We have been in the small consumer loan business since 1980. Trains new employees and develops their skills and understanding of company policies and all phases of branch operations, procedures and laws governing the consumer finance business.
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You will travel to meet one-on-one with farmers and small business owners. If you already possess the hard work, hunger and determination of a successful salesperson, you’re one step from closing the deal with a company that can launch your career beyond expectation.
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By participating in these opportunities, you can shape product development while earning extra income. This role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, enabling you to engage in various activities such as online surveys, focus groups, clinical trials, product tests, and optional delivery services for food and groceries.
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