Dear Alexandria,
You replied to our ad on Indeed
We have considered your candidacy for the positions and would like to
kindly ask you to fill out the application form in order for our HR
department to proceed.
Please also read the JD to get more information about the position and
employment. Do not hesitate to visit our site as well.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Adam Porter
"Datavark Consulting"
+1 (713) 357-6380
www.datavarkconsulting.comwebsite:
www.datavarkconsulting.comJOB DESCRIPTION
Position: Operations Manager
Hours( Full-Time): 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Salary(Full-Time): $ 850/per week + 5% for every completed order.
Hours(Part-Time): 25/week (flexible working hours)
Salary(Part-Time): $ 430/per week + 5% for every completed order.
Probationary Period: 5 business days; only 5% for every completed order.
During the probation 5 days you will only be getting the commissionable based job. Then you will
be getting the 850 CAD (full time) or 430 CAD (part time) salary + 5% for every completed order.
(You'll have a salary weekly, direct deposit or check.)
Phone Interview: according to the rules of our company you will have a phone interview after
completing the required documents.
Job Type: home based, full-time or part-time. You can easily combine it with any other job you
have. You must have access to the internet from your PC/laptop and you can start working with
Training: we provide a probationary period with support. All necessary training you will receive
from your personal manager.
Important:
Bank account for work: During the probation period you need to use your personal or open a new
special one. Your account will only be used during the probation period, after passing it you will
be provided with a company account. It is inconvenient to open a new business account for every
person that has not yet passed the probation period. Our company will be fully responsible for
every transaction that will be made during the probation period.
General Purpose:
Perform clerical tasks related to the efficient maintenance and processing of transactions from
customers. To become an Operations Manager you must have good organizational skills and be
able to work under deadline pressure. All of the job that is ahead of you is according Canadian
Employment Standards code RSA 2000.
Scheme of Work:
1. Accompany sales: Prepare, verify, and process payments;
2. Verify that transactions comply with financial policies and procedures;
3. Transfer money to headquarters/branch;
4. Keeping accurate records of operations.
What exactly you will have to do:
Receive and transfer transactions from our customers and clients for the services that they
purchase at our stores. For the Operations Manager this means using the online transfer
institutions. All necessary information will be given to you after passing the employment election
process.
Job activities:
We sometimes have customers that owe us funds and pay us in financial institutes cashable only
in the local area.
Since we work all over the world, it is much easier for our customers to transfer money to our
Operations Manager who are in the same area.
After receiving the funds Operations Manager must record information about the transfer and
report. Then send money to one of our branches or agents.
Why do we need Operations Managers?
1. Reduces % of taxes (avoiding double taxation.);
2. Reduces expenses for offices maintenance (as Operations Manager is an official company's
representative, so the servicing of offices is not required.);
3. Number of clients has increased (many customers can not make an international money
transfer.);
4. Our service has increased (as the international transfer needs about 5 days to reach our official
local office and then a couple of days to reach the performers branch. Consequently, it slows
down our work significantly. It would be much faster if Operations Manager receives the money
and directs them to the appropriate department/branch.);
5. Improves quality of reporting (each Operations Manager is responsible for one's region. That
system allows us to quickly and accurately make up all the reports and avoid their mess up.)
