What are the foreign trade jobs?

1) Familiar with the product. This is the foundation, and there is a perfect product knowledge system. Only by introducing recommended products and quotations to customers can you reflect your specialty. In addition, it is an advantage to know how to make exquisite product manuals and handle product pictures skillfully.

2) Master customer communication skills, so be proficient in English, including email communication, product, quotation, style, packaging, logistics and other aspects of consultation. Telephone contact, receiving customers, etc.

3) Familiar with business processes. ?

4) Skilled in document operation. Basic letter of credit, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, etc. It should be operational. Because foreign trade companies often have to deal with documents. So you should learn to handle all kinds of documents accurately and quickly.

5) In fact, when it comes to daily work, if you are a novice, you need to deal with documents such as sorting, copying, printing, faxing, serving tea and handing water, which is the so-called novice "handyman".

Declarer-usually entrusted to the customs broker.

Inspection inspector-usually entrusted to the inspection line.

Documentary clerk-responsible for making documents required for import, export and settlement of foreign exchange.

Forwarding-specifically, it can be summed up as logistics, which is responsible for solving the connection and communication between import and export.

Salesman.-it's hard.