Looking for a great career but you don't have a degree? The transportation industry has fast paced career opportunities that don't require a degree. Freight brokers help move products across the country by working with the carriers/truckers and the product distributors. Freight Brokers often specialize in certain types of freight like automobiles, groceries or retail displays.
I have been in the freight brokering business for several decades. I built a successful freight brokerage from the ground up. After years in the industry I decided to start a freight broker training school to pass on much of the knowledge I gained along the way. I also have a great desire to mentor freight brokers who want to be professionals of high integrity.
This is an industry that is full of great potential for anyone who is willing to put in the work and be honest. I believe that you may seem to win in the short run by cutting corners. But in the long run those who rise above and work with unquestionable ethics have the greatest gain. They also sleep a lot better at night.
If you'd like a career that is demanding and rewarding give me a call. I have freight broker training courses all over the country. I love to consult with those in the business that need some advice.
Give me a call, no pressure, let's just talk about the possibility of a new future for you.
Moving forward,
Jeff Roach
214-206-1169
www.brooketraining.com
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Great Job
I've been in the transportation industry for over 3 decades. I've spent the bulk of my career as a freight broker, freight broker agent or teaching others the skills of freight brokering. It has been an amazing ride. I've made a great income to support my family, I'm my own boss and I have met many incredible people along the way.
As a freight broker I talk to a lot of carriers. Truckers are salt of the earth individuals. They love America, grandma and apple pie. They spend a lot of time away from their family on the road but they are family guys. Truck drivers are a tight knit group because their jobs are unique. Their truck cab is their office and many have a decked out office. They take pride in their work and in their rig. Truck drivers are hard workers who earn their living one mile at a time.
As a freight broker I also talk with a lot of manufacturers or product distributors. Their job is to get their products to market. I negotiate how that is going to happen. If I make sure their loads get delivered where they want, when they want then I make their day. A key element in getting a keeping good customers is consistency in delivery. Of course there will be weather, traffic and truck breakdowns delays. So long as I let my customer know there is a potential slow down, they understand. They don't a surprises, like when the load is not delivered when they thought.
If you'd like to talk about this great career, give me a call 214-206-1169.
Moving forward,
Jeff Roach
www.transportationtraining.com
As a freight broker I talk to a lot of carriers. Truckers are salt of the earth individuals. They love America, grandma and apple pie. They spend a lot of time away from their family on the road but they are family guys. Truck drivers are a tight knit group because their jobs are unique. Their truck cab is their office and many have a decked out office. They take pride in their work and in their rig. Truck drivers are hard workers who earn their living one mile at a time.
As a freight broker I also talk with a lot of manufacturers or product distributors. Their job is to get their products to market. I negotiate how that is going to happen. If I make sure their loads get delivered where they want, when they want then I make their day. A key element in getting a keeping good customers is consistency in delivery. Of course there will be weather, traffic and truck breakdowns delays. So long as I let my customer know there is a potential slow down, they understand. They don't a surprises, like when the load is not delivered when they thought.
If you'd like to talk about this great career, give me a call 214-206-1169.
Moving forward,
Jeff Roach
www.transportationtraining.com
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