Your Questions About Money Management International

Is this “payments processing” job legal? I’m scared i’ll be a money muel..?

Wujin Speedboat Factory is a well-established Asian company.
We have two boat factories that we own and operate – one located in China
and the other located in Vietnam. Our company is engaged in boat building,
yacht designing, boat accessories importing and exporting. Our sales
representatives operates across the US, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Malaysia,
Russia and Argentina.

The task of the “Processing Assistant” is to process payments between our
clients and our company, in particular, to manage cash and balance receipts,
follow up on accounts, preparing brief summary reports and weekly financial
reports. The job is related to remote operations, so you should have strong
self-management skills. Every payment order will be accompanied with
detailed instructions.

The payment for your work will be base salary US$2000 per month + 5% sales
commission. Prices for our production varies from US$2000 to US$18000, so
you can expect US$3500+ monthly. You should send received payments to our
company via International Money Order Systems(depends on your location). All
transaction fees will be paid by us. We will inform you about the payments
sent to your account by phone or email (as you prefer).

Successful applicants are offered the position on a probationary period
basis (1 month). This is the period when a new employee will be trained and
receive online support while working with pay. A personal supervisor can
recommend termination during/after the trial period depending on agent’s
activity. New employee should be responsible and strictly follow
supervisor’s recommendations to pass the Probationary Period successfully
and be employed by us on a regular basis.

You may apply this job position if you are already employed. It
wouldn’t take more than 2-4 hours per day.

Persons accepted for this job should follow these instructions:
1. Collect local payments in bank account;
2. Deduct your sales commission from the payment amount;
3. Send remaining amount to our manager via international money order
systems(specified with every payment);
4. Email transaction details to our manager;
5. Prepare weekly financial report in Excel or CSV file;
6. Prepare sales analysis report monthly in free form.

Thank you for reading this document,
Wujin HR department.

What Career Concentration will Earn the most Money?

I live in Vancouver Canada

1.Accounting
2.Business Management
3.International Business Management
4.Marketing Management

Why currency management is never debated in any public political debate?

The supreme position of US Dollar being the pivot currency in international trade has allowed the US governement to be the only government in the world to print money in order to finance its own deficit. This situation may not last forever as UN has started to advocate international currency and supported by China, Germany and many other countries. Why I have never heard any open debate on this topic from politicians?

What questions should an ethical Management Consulting company be able to answer?

I’ve never worked with a consultant before. My company was contacted by International Profit Associates to do an analysis. What are good questions to ask to make sure all is on the up and up, and so that I get my money‘s worth?

Is it ok to ask for references and be able to call them? What experience and education should I expect the analyst to have?

Thanks for the help.

Which of these two jobs have more superiority in england and better money?

business and management….or…..politic and international relation? Which one also has more respect? please give detail.

Also dont bother to say thier totally different or other stuff like that. i know that already. just answer the question please

Why do people still label our country a capitalist country?

“A system of capitalism presumes sound money, not fiat money manipulated by a central bank. Capitalism cherishes voluntary contracts and interest rates that are determined by savings, not credit creation by a central bank. It’s not capitalism when the system is plagued with incomprehensible rules regarding mergers, acquisitions, and stock sales, along with wage controls, price controls, protectionism, corporate subsidies, international management of trade, complex and punishing corporate taxes, privileged government contracts to the military-industrial complex, and a foreign policy controlled by corporate interests and overseas investments. Add to this centralized federal mismanagement of farming, education, medicine, insurance, banking and welfare. This is not capitalism!”

Journalism or International Business?

So confused! I need to pick my final year of uni and the two options are a world apart yet I find both as interesting… Any advice on what might be the best course to take? :

BA (Hons) International Business and Management
-Strategic Management
-Contemporary Issues in Management
-Entrepreneurship
-International Marketing Management
-Starting a Business
-International Management

BA (Hons) Journalism
-Advanced Practical Journalism – Print (Sub-Editing, Design and Layout)
-Advanced Practical Journalism – Broadcast (Creating a Radio News Bulletin, Packaged News Report and Documentary Feature)
-Media Law and Ethics
-Journalism Project
-International News
-Photography and Visual Journalism
-Editorial Production

Really not sure what i want to do. I would find the journalism course VERY interesting, however I know that the chances of succeeding in journalism and ever earning any money are slim.

I do also want to immigrate to another country (like australia) through business sponsorship, and I can’t help but think international business would be good for this…

head or heart, head or heart…. ?
Can’t do both as they are two separate courses at different uni’s

Which place is better for an American to move to England , Ireland, or Scotland?

I recently graduated from graduate school with a degree in international management and undergrad in hospitality and tourism management and international studies and would like to work in a hotel, eventually being hotel manager. It has always been my dream to move to europe, especially Ireland, because I am 75% irish and have always had dreams of moving to the land of my ancestors, however, I have asked other questions about Ireland and people have told me some unpleasant things about Ireland.. such as.. that crime is crazy over there, it’s extremely expensive and is no longer the ireland from The Quiet Man, which can be seen as both positive and negative.I believe that England is great, but I know that we are not at the top of the love list for the english and I was wondering if I would be able to fit in there?Out of Scotland, Ireland and England, which gives you the best house for your money?I’m looking for an acceptling place that is friendly, care-free with many veg options.Thanks!