Supply Chain Career Tips

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[@piotr.glowing6097]

"Change of environment". There is a common principle wich say "change it, accept it or leave it". In many situations changing an environment its best decision we can make

[@supplychainsecrets]

Nice perspective.

[@daniellopezhernandez3069]

Thank you very much for your motivational and inspirational video!

[@supplychainsecrets]

Thanks for watching!

[@ricky895]

Wow when you said that it’s important to try things you don’t quite feel ready for that really resonated with me. I’m about to be graduating with a BBA in SCM next semester and I find myself struggling to feel ready to apply for certain positions for after graduation. I’m mostly just nervous to make a fool of myself during the interview process, but I know I have to put myself out there.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Yes, try aiming a bit higher than your comfort level! I'm sure you'll do well.

[@symm605]

Have faith in yourself, and go for it! Never stop learning! Thanks Rob.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad to be of help.

[@supplychainsecrets]

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[@maziugochukwu6167]

Thank you Rob for all the wonderful information you are giving through your channel. It really helps.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad you found it helpful.

[@bl.692]

Thank you for sharing your story with us. I just started my career as supply chain planner and I don't have university degree on this. You are right about alway push yourself to learn new things and alway have faith in yourself. You have inspired me a lot.

[@supplychainsecrets]

I'm sure you will do well!

[@arzamas1826]

Thank you for the honest and inspirational story. This really helps me to move forward to don't give up.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Life is full of ups and downs. We all have to learn to manage them. Just remember, each time you hit a 'down'..........get up stronger and learn from the experience.

[@adetayoolayiwole2414]

What an insightful speech. Very educative and encouraging.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Thanks, Adetayo!

[@yasirosman3164]

This touched me, thanks for your tips❤

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad it was helpful.

[@mamtasoni8542]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us. It is much appreciated. I have an experience working in Call center for almost 12 years but I want to make my career in SCM so I have taken an admission for Global master certificate in Integrated supply chain management from MSU. Your videos are very helpful for beginners like me.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Best of luck!

[@mohamedsherif6064]

You know you are source of happiness and you made my day 😍

[@supplychainsecrets]

Well, I haven't had that feedback before! I'm glad you found te video useful.

[@salifuadam1274]

its very inspirational and worth emulating ,

[@supplychainsecrets]

Always nice to get positive feedback. Thanks

[@SoulOfFrozenWolves]

Hey Rob, I'm a recent supply chain bachelor graduate...and frankly I have no idea how to get started. I am becoming more and more painfully aware that degree and job training are two very different things. Any advice :(?

[@rajeshb173]

Absolutely correct Mr.Rob and I'm also completed My MBA in Logistics and supply chain management and intrested this field very much and wish to grow global supply chain for developing the supply career doing MITx SCM programme.Your guidance and support need for starting a Supply chain Consultant

[@supplychainsecrets]

Best of luck!

[@jd1973desai]

Rajesh, could you share a little more about your MIT SCM programme? Is this remote? Duration?

[@owen8092]

I really appreciate this video. I'm also in the military and facing the decision to separate or finish my 20 years of service.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad the video helped.

[@damgiahung4470]

Thank you so much for sharing these valuable experiences with us!

[@supplychainsecrets]

My pleasure

[@wesleyharris7140]

Love your videos! Thanks for the tips

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad you like them!

[@seanyang4444]

Thanks for sharing!

[@supplychainsecrets]

Our pleasure!

[@tungphammanh7024]

Thank for your great useful advices

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad it was useful.

[@sunriseeternity300]

Well Said. Thank you for the expression.

[@supplychainsecrets]

You're so welcome!

[@jd1973desai]

Thankyou so much!!!! This was very helpful!

[@supplychainsecrets]

You're so welcome!

[@patiphonsathitwipavee5841]

Your video is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing us great tips and exceptional experience. :D

[@supplychainsecrets]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rockey5114]

Hi Rob, can you please share some tips and ways to have a successful career in the field of Demand Planning ? Also, if there are any video/website links that talks about best practices of a good Demand Planner. Thanks in advance.

[@supplychainsecrets]

I might get one of our Demand Planning specialists to cover that.

[@rockey5114]

@@supplychainsecrets Appreciate it Rob..! and looking forward to it.

[@vinuthans6178]

Hey Rob, loving your content! I’m currently in my final year of bachelors study in business administration and I want to build my career in supply chain. What resources are useful to get my basics right in the field and also which masters programme is suitable so that I can kick start my supply chain journey?

[@supplychainsecrets]

There are so many resources out there and so many courses it would be impossible to recommend anything specific, sorry. Though one of the best value is probably ours 🙂 www.supplychainsecrets.com/

[@ayoadeniran7528]

Hello Rob,I'm currently in my final year of bachelors study in Economics.I want to build a career around supply chain and logistics.Any advice,or to go for a certification course.

[@pradeepgomis7618]

Dear Mr rob Can you create a video on facing a supply chain interview efficiently

[@supplychainsecrets]

I haven't done an interview in 30 years! So might not be the best person for it.

[@jd1973desai]

So, I am a Business Analyst working in a IT firm using cloud WMS. I moved from developer roles to QA to BA. But I find the process improvement Analyst role very fascinating especially to improve KPIs. What would you advise me? How do I go about this?

[@supplychainsecrets]

Have a go at developing some really useful KPIs and share them?

[@AmanpreetKaur-hf3qq]

I'm currently pursuing post graduate diploma in supply chain management. Will Getting apics certification help me with my career?

[@supplychainsecrets]

Yes, APICS is well recognised.

[@owen8092]

Good evening. As a CEO, how much is the PMP certification valued in supply chain management? I also intend on taking the CSCP. Thanks.

[@supplychainsecrets]

I think professional certifications are always well regarded, as long as they are directly applicable to the role.

[@monsoonleaf]

Thank you sir it's a great inspirational words.sir ,I completed my PGP in logistics operations and supply chain and iam looking for a job and I want your advice about whether I should choose a job in warehouse or a office job relating to what I studied as a fresher and if I choose warehouse do I have a growth. And If I changed later do I have any use of experience from warehouse to get a job in an office .

[@supplychainsecrets]

I think growth potential is more about the company you work for, than the actual job function. So pick the company first and job function second.

[@darshanshinde9647]

Sir I'm planning to Ms in Supply chain in UK but someone suggested me that work for a year or two and get some experience and I'm from mechanical background so what type of job should I do?

[@supplychainsecrets]

Anything related to Supply Chain..........

[@sudhasatheeshkumar4689]

Sir after doing MBA logistics in India what are other subjects I can learn related to this area.? could you please suggest and help??🙏🙏aus Indien

[@supplychainsecrets]

I would get some work experience now......

[@mightyzane5400]

Is an online bachelor degree in supply chain worth it

[@supplychainsecrets]

Yes and No. Depends where it is from. If from a reputable University, of course.

[@supplychainsecrets]

Please share your Supply Chain career tips or questions below.

[@tejag2423]

Sir I completed mba Logistic and supply chain management looking for good job I don't have experience ....can u suggest me how to hunt a job

[@supplychainsecrets]

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[@rishikeshgadve9726]

Amazing video Mr. Rob. I am from India and an MBA student studying Logistics Management in Germany and currently in my final semester. I have already finished one internship which lasted for 6 months in East Germany and will be moving to the West for my second internship. I found myself thriving when I was expected to offer a creative and an innovative approach to a certain set of problems and mundane monotonous work has always put me off. How should I approach to maximize most of the opportunities in my second tenure as an intern?

[@sagniksahu4469]

Hello Rob, I hope you are doing well! I was going through your videos and got your videos to be very helpful. I do understand to look forward to an SCM career we need to take a step towards a field job related to SCM. But due to the pandemic, it is uncertain for me now. To give my background, I am working in TCS(Tata consultancy services) as IT Analyst for the last 5 years and worked for client dealing in shipping and manufacturing(Maersk Line and ADMC). Now, I have a good GMAT score and aspire to do an MBA. Before MBA I want to do certification in SCM and I am confused between certification from ASCM(APICS) for CSCP or any university like Michigan University(Global Master Certificate in Integrated Supply Chain Management). Doing certification from CSCP will definitely give me a good edge over others but the one thing that pinches me is the validity of the certificate is only 5 years and I will also have to go through an exam. Seeing all pros and cons what would be a better certification in respect to learning, future recognition in Industry all over the world and cost-effective?. Your valuable input will help me decide to take the course. Kindly suggest.

[@sudhasatheeshkumar4689]

I have 7 years experience in MNC in India.. would like to learn more related to this subject..a diploma or short-term program...my aim is to get job abroad

[@supplychainsecrets]

Best of luck!

[@whalegamingyt5972]

Is scm well pay?

[@supplychainsecrets]

Depends what you call pay well? The average salary in Australia looks like it is $60,000. A starting salary for a SC graduate would be higher than that. For middle and senior SC managers, in a large organisation, $300k + is not uncommon. But it's all relative. Depends on the country and cost of living.

[@whalegamingyt5972]

@@supplychainsecrets ok sir, Mba/ PGDM which one is best in SC?

[@supplychainsecrets]

@@whalegamingyt5972 That's an impossible question without knowing you, the country where you work, your plans. But an MBA will usually be better than PGDM.

[@harshak1578]

Hello sir Thank you for sharing your story and feel motivated .I am now in my 2 semester international logistics and supply chain management I want to pursue my carrier in global trade and logistics Need your assistance how to plan the path need your mentor ship and insights about the resources and courses which add value to my knowledge and trying to learn more about opportunities

[@supplychainsecrets]

Sadly I don't provide mentoring services, as running 3 businesses leaves me very little free time. That's why I try to share what I can here on KZbin.

[@harshak1578]

@@supplychainsecrets I need your insights about the path or resources to gain as much as knowledge about the supply chain domain sir