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Please give any of your insights, views, opinions and or experiences on supply chain management and logistics. Thanks.

>> No.12456562

>>12456383
Unless you already have some good connections/contacts, you will always be a 60 hours a week wage cuck.

>> No.12456573

>>12456383
people will always be shipping shit around the globe. only worry is automation. make sure you position yourself to something that is smarter than a machine

good luck anon

>> No.12456590

>>12456383
i need original source, cant masturbate like this

>> No.12456691

>>12456562
Its like that for many careers and jobs. Every single job ive had was through networking. I'm not going to let something like that deter me.

>> No.12456897

I am a supply chain manager for p&g in poland, ask me anything.

>> No.12456918

>>12456897
How is the typical workday? What do you do specifically?

>> No.12456927

>>12456691
High level supply chain is 1000% worse. Literally every comfy job is a relative/family friend. Good luck anon.

>> No.12456930

Vet

>> No.12456960

>>12456918
Supply chain planning (forecasting and optimization project management)

I like it because its competency based and soft skills are not as impprtant as in sales for example.

>> No.12456998

>>12456960
So does that include data analysis? What type of systems do you use?
What should I be focusing on for entry level stuff?

>> No.12457115

>>12456998
Yep, there is some data analysis involved but i thought it would be far more sophisticated than just averages/basic calculus. Most of the time I just make sure other people do their jobs on time and complain to their/mine boss if they dont.
We mainly use SAP and Excel based tools.

For entry level we take people without any experienxe and with just ba degree, its more about the enthusiasm/leadership experience (ex. Earned in a football team). Keep in mind polish economy is booming and theres a deficit of highly skilled workers.

>> No.12457132
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12457132

Cheers from ugly Warsaw

>> No.12457139

>>12456590
his name is ricardo

>> No.12457153

>>12457115
>>12457132
Thanks for the information bro. This has been very insightful. Ill keep this in mind.

>> No.12457159

>>12456383
sounds like wagecucking. at least do something fun

>> No.12457189

>>12456590
seconded, give me gif sauce without this ricardo cat

>> No.12457900

>>12457115
Hey man, I'm a SAP Abap developer myself. Mostly in MM, ERP, some SCM development as well. Do you think it's a good idea to go to the business side. It seems quite interesting to me, especially since I know the in and outs of SAP

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12457914

>>12456590
Her name is rhettal. All she used to do is strip a little and show off her massive titties. Too bad she got doxxed and quit being an internet slut.

>> No.12457966

>>12457132
czesc boczek

>> No.12458269

It's easy and you can make a decent wage. If you want to be top brass you need an MBA and know how to speak the broader lingo. Also ethics and sustainability are the fun and future. I just finished a project employing 150 marginalised people locally and affordably.

>> No.12458414

>>12456383

I know a person who got a degree in finance and now works as a VP at Bank of America. They literally do nothing most days. Most of the work involved is fitting in with that social crowd which is a bunch of boat shoes wearing vest owning new money from Heroin Town, Ohio who now thinks they've fucking made it. They are unbearable.