What do cashiers of large shipping companies (mainly freight forwarders) mainly do? Is the workload heavy? Do you want to collect it?

Hello, I work in a large international logistics company. The cashier's workload in our company is still quite large, although the cashier's own responsibilities are not many, and he is responsible for cash collection and bank deposits. But as a large international logistics company, our business volume is very large, so the cashier is still very busy every day. I think all the large shipping and freight forwarding companies will do more business.

The cashier is not directly responsible for dunning. The cashier will pay attention to the account period of each customer (of course, the company has a system, and those who exceed the account period will automatically turn red in the system). For customers who are overdue, the cashier will promptly remind the ticketing staff, and the staff will directly charge the freight.

Of course, this position requires relevant financial certificates and a general understanding of international logistics (mainly about customer payment methods), and it does not need to be very detailed. This will be known soon after entering the unit. If the landlord has any other questions, you can ask them, hoping to help you.