New Market, Same Standards: Delivering the Right Team
When a freight forwarder enters a new country, the business plan is usually ready long before the team. Experienced candidates see a new market entrant as a risk, and the salespeople with the strongest books of business are the least likely to move. Expectations also shift from one market to the next, from salary and incentives to how many days people expect to work from home.
Our recruiters speak to freight professionals across the US, Germany, Benelux and Australia every day about what they earn, how they want to work and what would make them move. We use those conversations to help you shape an offer that competes from the first approach, and to explain your plans to passive candidates who would never respond to an advert.










