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Reprint Compass, Inc. Work Values
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Daily Duties at Reprint Compass, Inc.:
Serve in executive-level role as Co-Owner overseeing marketing, sales, ecommerce, customer service, delivery of products to 62 countries worldwide, regulatory and compliance issues arising from conducting international business.
What they like about Reprint Compass, Inc.:
You highly value a work environment built on a formal structure, rules, and regulations. You do not enjoy the unpredictability of shifting priorities and deadlines that upset your routine. You require and enjoy direction, input and accountability as part of your work environment. You have a strong need to participate in making key decisions and feel left out if your superiors or co-workers do not seek your input when making decisions. You thrive on providing good customer service to both internal or external customers, and doing so makes you feel good.
Tags
Sales and sales management, e-Marketing, Web development, Consulting, Operations and Logistics, Sales Training, International sales experience, Speak Spanish, Word Press, CSS, ACT, Outlook and Dreamweaver, Project Management, create new customized products, Research and database management, Competitive intelligence, Contract development, Legal/Regulatory knowledge, Ongoing Educational Program Development
Information about Reprint Compass, Inc.
Company Rank: Not Available
Average length of employment : 21 years
Average salary of employees: $175,000
These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Reprint Compass, Inc.:
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Climbers who worked at Reprint Compass, Inc. had these interests:
| Books | |
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American Caesar-Douglas Macarthur 1880-1964 |
Excellent biography of Douglas MacArthur by William Manchester. I've read three books about Mac and this is by far the best. copyright 1978. Recommended buy!! |
| Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis |
Excellent for non believers. Re-enforceds why we believe what we believe. Short book, but makes you think very hard as to why you believe or in some circumstances why you don't. Must read for all christians. |
| About Face-The Odyssey of an American Warrior-by Colonel David H. Hackworth |
Hack joined the army when he was only 15 years old and was sent to Korea to join in the most infamous undeclared wars of the century. fighting the Reds and not given a chance to win hurt our counrty more than we realized at the time. Only to be dropped in |
| Roosevelt-the soldier of freedom 1940-1945, by James MacGregor burns |
F.D.R. had fewer real admirers than the public was led to believe, but with generals like eisenhower in europe and Macarthur in the Pacific who could lose. this is rather lengthly, but gets down to the politics of war that the public has to this day beeb |
| Small Business Desk Reference-by Gene Marks |
Give detailed examples on just about every topic that a small business may encounter from start-up planning to buyouts and/or mergers with larger competitors. I often pick this paperback up if I need a quick reference to a topic of interest. One of the be |
| The HR Answer Guide-by Shawn Smith and Rebecca Mazin |
Not a comprehensive text, but one worth the money as we live in a world surrounded with legal issues and company HR policies that change very often in a dynamic working environment. this book only takes a few hours to read, but one read, you will be more |
| The Articulate Executive-Learn to Look, Act, and Sound Like a Leader. by Granville N. Toogood |
I can't tell you how many times I've thumbed through this book only to be reminded of things I already know. It's become a security blanket before presentations and always gives me a sense of peace and confidence before giving an important powerPoint pres |
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| BBC News http://www.bbc.co.uk |
The best news from around the world. I read it because they are ahead of us about 8 hours so they can report on things going on in the middle east. |
| Fox News http://www.foxnews.com |
throw rocks at me if you will, but I like Fox news and the coverage they are not afraid to put on the airways. |
| Bloomberg http://www.bloomberg.com |
I read Bloomberg to get the latest news on the markets and financial happenings around the world. I'm interested in Oil and gas and they have an excellent reporting section on energy and utilities across the globe. |
| Techspot http://www.techspot.com |
excellent RC technology and news |
| Computer World Journal http://www.computerworld.com |
great source of news related to the consumer, not necessarily the tech geek. I read it about twice a week and get bits and pieces of good data. |
| About.com http://www.about.com |
One of my favorite sites. sometimes rather elementary, but always insightful and has a never ending supply of new topics to discover. they push the latest info to you so you have no choice but to learn from them. |
| Ask.com http://ask.com |
Another favorite. when someone brings up a new topic of acronym you can't put a finger on, always go there and you will find your answer. they allow you to pick categories of topics you want to learn more about so the learning process is up to you and the |
| Best of History Websites http://www.besthistorysites.net |
I wish I would have discovered this 10 years ago. An endless site with topics you never knew existed. always something interesting to discover here. |
| Smithsonian Education http://www.smithsonianeducation.org |
Can't get enough of this one. I like it because I don't have a chance to visit the museums. It certainly keeps you coming back for more and more. Luckily it's free and has great sponsorships. they need to add a few things to the site in my opinion, but it |
