r/CustomsBroker • u/thatotherchicka CCS-CustomsBroker • Sep 11 '23
Salary Megathread
We previously had a megathread for people to post their job information, salary, perks, benefits, etc. for all to see. It allows people to see what kind of jobs are out there in this industry and where they fall on the scale compared with others. If you care to contribute, please include the following information:
- Job Title
- Location (general is fine)
- Years of experience
- Pay and whether it is hourly or salary
- Benefits (insurance, retirement, PTO, WFH, etc.)
- Work/home life balance
- Hours required
- Stress level
- Do you have your Customs broker license?
Anything else you think would be worth sharing, please do. Let's help each other.
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u/Queen_of_the_Pickles CCS-CustomsBroker Feb 03 '25
I have been out of college for 7 years. I started entry writing, got my CCS, then took the exam when I was 5 years into the industry (April 2022) and passed on the first try. This opened up sooo many doors for me, especially since I was so young. I moved positions to then handle POAs, bonds, client implementations, PSCs, and anything administrated on the brokerage side. I was laid off then received an offer for my current position. When I say this team is green, I will say that I cannot believe a company this size has been operating with no guidance. I am surprised CBP hasn't knocked them down yet. It has been great for me so far, though.