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Manages the overall operations, sales, and business development activities for a branch location of an organization. Oversees branch operations, including staffing, training, inventory management, finance, systems, and facilities. Builds and manages relationships with existing and prospective customers to maximize sales and satisfaction. Monitors the branch financial performance to achieve sales, growth, and profitability targets. Maintains and utilizes up-to-date knowledge about the markets served, customers, vendors, and competitors to drive successful operations. May require a bachelor's de... view job details

Manages the overall operations, sales, and business development activities for a branch location of an organization. Oversees branch operations, including staffing, training, inventory management, finance, systems, and facilities. Builds and manages relationships with existing and prospective customers to maximize sales and satisfaction. Monitors the branch financial performance to achieve sales, growth, and profitability targets. Maintains and utilizes up-to-date knowledge about the markets served, customers, vendors, and competitors to drive successful operations. May require a bachelor's de... view job details

The Branch Sales Manager oversees branch operations, including staffing, training, inventory management, finance, systems, and facilities. Manages the overall operations, sales, and business development activities for a branch location of an organization. Being a Branch Sales Manager monitors the branch financial performance to achieve sales, growth, and profitability targets. Builds and manages relationships with existing and prospective customers to maximize sales and satisfaction. In addition, Branch Sales Manager maintains and utilizes up-to-date knowledge about the markets served, custome... view job details

In September and October of 2004, U.S. firms topped the 100,000 mark in announced job cuts, according to John Challenger, who heads the Chicago job placement firm Challenger & Christmas. These layoffs do not give much confidence for future business conditions, he added. However, the figures recently released by the Labor Department show positive signs, particularly in the temporary staffing category.The temporary staffing business has been one of the fastest growing industries in the economy. Since September, the number of temporary workers increased by 87,000, nearly a quarter of the jobs add... view article details

The 7 most affordable US Cities Want to move to a city where the cost of living is relatively low to start your first job? Still struggling with where to move and how to afford living on your own in a city in the United States? Find it exhausting to take all the factors—the price of food, price of apartment renting, price of cars, and the price of clothes—into consideration when you try to find the cheapest place to live? This article takes into account the cost of housing, food, transportation, healthcare, utilities, taxes, and childcare and provides a list of cities with t... view article details

Over its history, the temporary employment industry has evolved from using gopher-type seat-warmers to fill-in for vacationing administrative assistants, to placing highly skilled, valued, and courted contractors into managerial positions. Although job descriptions and qualifications have changed, temps are still considered part of the fringe labor market, since the temporary work force is just that: Temporary.Since 1990, the temporary work industry has grown five times more than national employment. In 2004 alone, the country has seen an increase of 230,000 jobs since this time last year, acc... view article details

It's all negotiable. Every new job - every performance review, in fact - is an opportunity to negotiate base salary, various kinds of bonuses, benefits, stock options, and other incentives that add to job satisfaction and provide financial security. Taking control of your job search before your job offer and conducting a smart search that takes into account more than just financial considerations can also lead to that elusive condition called happiness. Are ... view article details

Flexible Workplaces Becoming the Norm When looking for a job, you're likely focused on what type of position you'd like to land and probably not paying attention to hiring trends or hiring manager surveys. In fact, you may not even know that a relatively recent Flexpaths-LinkedIn Virtual Think Tanks study suggested 'flexible' workplaces would become inevitable by 2015 because employers recognize their targeted employees expect some flexibility when it comes to their jobs. Many Workers Will Sacrifice Money for Flexibility Are you one of the 42 percent of working adults who wou... view article details