sales and marketing manager

DGN Marketing

Enter orders via phone, fax email
Replied to client inquiries
Updated excel spreadsheets
Create,activate and inactivate item codes
Enter scrap orders and rekey orders
Reception, answered calls and transferred client or office personnel to the correct department
Greet clients and enter appointment times in log book
Transfer calls to appropriate employee
Closed orders at the end of day
Picking Orders
Pick orders using handheld device to locate products
Fill out log form for each order picked
Take complete orders to shipping department to be packed/shipped
Place pick ticket and pick slip with each order

Every day, you scan your badge (which may or may not reject you), find where you're set to work that day and begin whatever the line coordinator tells you to do. I've learned how to work towards a deadline at a fast pace and that standing for long periods of time will seriously mess up your knees. The management is scarcely seen, but helpful if you need them. Co-workers are very chatty during off time but follow rules while at work. The hardest part of the job would be the standing and social isolation. Well, for me anyways. The most enjoyable part is break time, I guess.

Seasonal job that was mainly for students. No proper training. Learn as you go. Busy store with 14 schools and more than 25 uniforms small details to remember in order to serve customers. Sizes were not in stock and had to deal with lot of customer’s complaints. No proper policies and procedures in place for inventory or stock ups. High end customers. Under stock in sizes. 

Do not work here as they will fire you without warning for following procedure and then blame it on you, management sucks and line coordinators are idiots, great for experience but not a great company, this place was so stressful and hired people without testing them (forklift driver's mainly) they force you to work full time hours as a part time employee with no benefits or job security, DO NOT WORK HERE

I worked here for a short period, but it was a good learning experience. At this job, I packaged products as per the client's demands and did some data entry work. My co-workers and the management were very friendly. What I didn't like about the job was that it was very repetitive of doing the same packaging processes all the time. The job was not very hard.

DGN Marketing is an ok company to work for because your able to gain experience an meet new people but beware of line leaders who seem stressed and if you are part time you are used an  sometimes barely get any hours for work so you could be in for 1 or 2 days then off the rest of the week not

At times, extremely busy day and at times, very slow.
Learned a lot from my manager who's so patient, caring and brilliant.
Customer satisfaction is what I enjoy the most. A happy customer makes my day !

They will tell you slowdown if your going to quick 
The work there is too repetitive on your body
They ask for more then what you can do 
Management Barely walks around the warehouse

Place daily orders by phone call and email. Schedule pick up requests. I would track packages as per client request. Creating product codes for clients. Activate and inactivate products. Place scrap orders and more.

Everyone will treat you like a slave.  Nanagement and libe leaders will yell at you for no reason. Work area is dark and very nasty. It would be terribly hot in the warehouse with no fans and ventilation system.

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