What position is most lacking in b2b business of cross-border e-commerce?

What cross-border e-commerce b2b businesses lack most are talents in the following positions:

Foreign trade salesman: responsible for customer development, documentary, etc. , and understand the product release skills. Customer service: after-sales service, follow-up of return orders and other operations and promotion, digital operation of the platform, creation of Wangpu, drainage and other fine arts and photography, picture processing and advertising design. You should be proficient in aesthetics as well as visual merchandising, and know the knowledge of design, aesthetics, photography, communication and psychology.

Procurement: according to the industry and products of the company and the characteristics of customers, reasonably select products and establish in-depth cooperative relations with suppliers. Logistics: Familiar with common logistics methods, costs, routes, etc. And choose the best logistics scheme for the company and customers according to the transportation cost and duration.

Cross-border electronic commerce:

Cross-border electronic commerce refers to an international business activity in which transaction subjects belonging to different customs reach a transaction through e-commerce platform, make electronic payment and settlement, and deliver goods through cross-border electronic commerce logistics and remote storage, thus completing the transaction. As the technical basis for promoting economic integration and trade globalization, cross-border electronic commerce has very important strategic significance.

Cross-border electronic commerce has not only broken through the barriers between countries, making international trade borderless, but also causing great changes in the world economy and trade. For enterprises, the open, multi-dimensional and three-dimensional multilateral economic and trade cooperation model built by cross-border electronic commerce has greatly broadened the path of entering the international market and greatly promoted the optimal allocation of multilateral resources among enterprises and mutual benefit.