procurement specialist

senior financial analyst

senior accounts payable specialist

graphic designer

office coordinator

Dorfman-Milano

Would wake at four get there by five. Clock in get my RF gun to log into and look at the orders on the computer while making sure that I scanned the right license plates to make sure that I have all of the orders. Then scan the barcodes on the products to make sure that I had the right ones. Adjust the products into another license plate then make sure to keep track of the adjustments through to computer to make sure that all of the product was correct. Make the shipping label for all of them to be sure that they are able to ship out on their dates they needed to be shipped.

When they started bringing in external talent there was a light at the end of the tunnel and excitment about making change.  But most of theat talent has either left or has been layed off because the upper management did not want to listen or make changes.  Some of the execs even would remind the tems of their title and that it was there decisions that were best.  Sales would not push the customers to pay up for the deliveries and allowed them to have goods for free for months and then company kept running out of money.

Company was open to new marketing ideas which increased sales.
They were somewhat stringent in pricing structure.  Traveled extensively to Clients, Regional and National shows as well as our New York Showroom.
Was not micro-managed. Reports were helpful and detailed.
Amazing design and Production teams.  Coordination  between operations and sales was good. 
Lack of timely creation of on-line selling structure was detrimental to the overall business.

Working as a inventory clerk position, I've learned many thing's. I count product that comes in the warehouse and goes out for orders. We investigate transactions, and keep product and location clean and organized, for the next person that counts. It's busy all day I also answer e-mail's check order out bound please advise. As well as sending out last orders for the day. Extra product that is picked for orders, I put away where it belongs and update the quantity and check transactions after making adjustments.

A typical day is assigning duties to employee and answering emails requests from CSR.

I learned to operate machine and worked with computer. 
 
The hardest part was learning the new system and training employees on it.

Management tends to work with you with your personal issue. They will change your schedule to meet your needs and still put in the hours .

There's always something new to learn at Dorfman Milano. Company has been around 100 years and has been able to consistently reinvent itself to stay competitive in the marketplace. There's been positive additions to the management team over the past two years elevating the overall performance and culture at the organization. 

A typical day at work would be the normal functions used to complete daily tasks. Ive learned Inventory, product knowledge and basic layout of warehouse. My coworkers are the best. They keep me motivated and help with any questions I may have. The hardest part of the job is the pay and advancement opportunities are slim. The Most enjoyable part of the job is learning new things.

Everything needed to be resolved by having a meeting. You could spend all day in "meetings" but still had to get work done but could not work overtime. Miss a meeting and you had to justify why you were not in attendance.  But actually working didn't count as an excuse to not go to a meeting that had nothing to do with anything you were doing. 

The work can be a little hard at times but it's a great job that has a lot of opportunity with a lot of team players. As long as you are coming to work and not to play around you will be fine. If it's something you don't understand just ask someone will gladly help you.

Worked very hard in that warehouse for 3 years. Endured hot summers and cold winters basically sorting hats. Eventually received a higher position. Was more laid back but still had to work very hard. What can you say it’s a warehouse.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Procurement specialist 2 salaries reported	$34.28 per hour
Senior financial analyst 3 salaries reported	$95,000 per year
Senior accounts payable specialist 1 salary reported	$31.50 per hour
Graphic designer 3 salaries reported	$74,613 per year
Office coordinator 2 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour

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