>> So, at work I get to speak Spanish,
and the customers that I work with they love me because of it.
As opposed to working with someone who only speaks English because if I call them
or they call me, we can just communicate it, get it out of the way right away
and not be like, "I thought you said this.
I didn't understand you."
So, it's great to be able to do that.
I also really like that it keeps me busy.
Some jobs that you go to work and the day just drags.
In mine it's like I'm in there at 8:00
and then I'm here doing an entry before I know it so I love that part.
I love the company.
It's a great company.
I love my coworkers.
It's a really good job, and I love the career.
The hardest part is just the customs regulations with South America.
They can make my life pretty miserable at times especially if our warehouse messes up an order
like the documentation, for example.
I ship to Argentina quite often but they have very strict rules
as to what requires a license to be imported and what doesn't.
So, for example, our warehouse shipped out an order but they only shipped
out a partial portion of the order and that couldn't go into Argentina
because the documentation was off only half of the order was there.
They question everything in South America, and because of that we had to return the order back
to the United States which cost extra money and it's more time consuming for me to have to keep
up within and follow it and follow up.
So then I had to make sure our warehouse shipped it completely.
All the documentation was right.
The prices were right.
Everything has to match what the rep in Argentina submits.
So, it can really, really tricky really, really easy with one mistake.
So you really have to be very detail oriented.