Look At Me!!

Connecting Employers with Candidates, and Candidates with Job Opportunities in Logistics!

Pinto Employment Search LLC is a national logistics and transportation staffing agency with over 25 years of logistics employment and recruitment experiences. We specialize in all levels of recruitment and for over 13 years, our team has been handling permanent, full-time placements on a nationwide basis. We also offer contract staffing for companies who need temporary employees.

Our team has years of experience as both a logistics job candidate and employment partner, so we understand the necessity to hire capable and qualified employees. This can be hard to accomplish though, when employers have hundreds of resumes to weed through – especially when general recruiter companies and websites do not understand the unique complexities of the logistics and transportation industries. To resolve this issue, we work together with our clients to develop an understanding of their goals for their available position(s) and in turn, we represent their organization enthusiastically and respectfully.

By doing so, we review resumes, screen applicants, coordinate interviews and offers, and provide guidance to both employers and candidates throughout each step of the recruitment process.

Logistics and Transportation Staffing Agency

Pinto Employment Search provides job opportunities for logistics and related careers such as:

Air Operations

Ocean Operations

Importer

Exporter

Engineering

Transportation

Booking & Documentation

Pricing & Procurement

Freight Forwarding

Branch Managers

Research & Development

Sales & Marketing

Supply Chain

Customer Service Representatives

Warehousing & Distribution

Rail & Intermodal

Container Terminal / Port

Trucking, Drayage & Dispatching

Customs Brokerage

NVOCC, 3PL, & 4PL

Warehouse

Trucker

Entry Writer

& more!

We promise to introduce our clients to the most qualified candidates, as well as provide our applicants to the most complementary job opportunities for logistics, and its related careers.

Please contact Pinto Employment Search today to discuss how we can meet your recruitment needs!

It’s been said a million times, but based on what we’re still seeing online, bears repeating: take care when posting pictures and personal information online.

Social media and social networking sites are wonderful! From finding long-lost relatives on Facebook, to connecting with someone at a company you’re dying to work for, sharing through technology is a positive thing. The internet has enriched humanity is countless ways. What we share with the world can have far-reaching impact.

Of course, the flip side of everything being public is…that everything is public. The internet is a shapeless galaxy with no beginning and no end, so who knows how far our posts will float? Therefore, it is prudent to be careful about the image we project online that may be seen by potential employers. The CFO who was considering you for that cushy finance job cannot unsee that unfortunate snapshot of you doing a shot while holding up a particular finger for the viewer. That may not be your normal state, but it will leave an impression.

To minimize this risk, adjust privacy settings on personal accounts, such as Facebook, to the tightest level possible. Remember that some profile pictures will always be public, whether connected to other people or not. Use separate forums for professional and personal contacts. Google yourself to see what a potential hiring manager might see if and when they Google you.

For professional networking sites such as LinkedIn, you don’t need to buy headshots, but put a little effort into your profile picture. It should be properly lit, not an extreme close-up, and project a friendly, approachable image. This is not the place for a photo of you in your award-winning Catwoman costume. Watch your words, too: tweets, comments, posts, etc. Potential employers might judge negatively based on vulgarity, rants, and so on.

In this world where everything is captured and recorded, it’s smart to exercise a little discretion. It may not be completely fair, but it’s reality. Keep an eye on your public presence. The public has its eye on you.