I just got a job with a pretty big logistics company just call center work ya know, I'm half way through a business degree & dropped out of college so many times. I'm in my 20's and have been so overwhelmed with choice. This video really inspired me. This job fell into my lap and it looks like it is my new career!!!!!!!!!
Cap Cap it’s always up to you on how much work you can handle. I’ve been in college full time & worked a full 40 hours before. Those early schedules from 5am-1 or 6-2pm allow you the ability to go to class still. You’ll be tired but time really flys
@@nehemiahlaniyonu2572 in my opinion, you should probably get at least your associates degree first. But if you’ve determined college isn’t for you, getting experience right out of high school is also great.
Congrats. I graduated in 2012 .. started in shipping/receiving ... then material analysis... then materials manager..... now Director of supply chain for a large automotive manufacturing company. It is a very rewarding field.. within 9 years I went from making 35K a year to 130K+ in the midwest .. It is a very rewarding career.. Now if you want advancements .. I suggest looking into APICS CSCP .. Look for Apics online and the certifications they offer.. I am finishing up my MBA program online.
@@Hyp01 My account named Altair posted saying, "pre Malone" first like 2 years ago. the account got deleted lol so when I saw this video again I had to comment again.
I'm currently studying production engineering, and intend to specialize in logistics and supply chain management. I believe this career will be good for me.
I'm definitely struggling to get inside, given what I've enjoyed studying (SCM and Finance). I definitely appreciate how SCM aligns with other disciplines (e.g. Finance).
I am majoring in business with double specialization/major in banking and finance... currently thinking to add a bi-major in supply chain, do you think it's a good combo?
@@nycto16 Lol, So many Minors. A de degree i Business Administration can get you into SUPPLY CHAIN... I'm currently a Supply Chain major and Business Administration Minor. That should be good
Hi , this is Rima . Thank you for information about supply chain management.i am pursuing a career in supply chain management , can you please give some information about certification and other stuff . I have lean Six Sigma black belt but supply chain it's different kinds of certification.
Also, I'd recommend getting a job in a warehouse (part-time or full-time). It will be a good experience for you to get some kind of warehouse experience.
Drop the philosophy and concentrate in supply chain management if that's what you want to get into. There are plenty of free resources to learn philosophy on your own. Don't waste money on a subject's that's not gonna have a monetary return.
It is a very good video .. I am interested in this field and I do want to know more and more about it if you can help me please? Is work experience is important before to go ahead in it or not? The girl in the video can I have her name please?
Someone plz do me a suggestion. I am promoted to my final year of bachelors where I have to choose one subject for specialization. Should I go with Supply chain management or Marketing, finance??
Im an american living in jordan I work as an export and import officer , in a big group of six factories,I handle logistics ,procurement,exporting ,LC payments ,courier shipment ,...ect if I come to USA will they employ me or not ?:(
Mam actually I am little bit confused regarding choosing course in between management and international business or supply chain management which one is better as per uk job scenario which is best as per future prospects
Almost anything in a business course will get you entry level jobs, provided you can spice up your resume, i.e. internships and entrepreneurial endeavors where you can provide proof of accomplishments and initiative. Employers want people that know what they are doing and people that can put more money in their pockets. If you want to go the international Business route, pick up a second language like Chinese or Spanish. Learn how global enterprises work. Learn supply chain, get internships overseas and make connections. Don't wait to graduate college to try and get that pesky experience that employers drool over. Get experience now.
I have a BS in Supply Chain and Logistics Technology from the University of Houston which is a great degree to have here with the oil and gas industry, port/containers and trucking! Get it!
I just got a job with a pretty big logistics company just call center work ya know, I'm half way through a business degree & dropped out of college so many times. I'm in my 20's and have been so overwhelmed with choice. This video really inspired me. This job fell into my lap and it looks like it is my new career!!!!!!!!!
Can you work on your bachelors degree at the same time
Cap Cap it’s always up to you on how much work you can handle. I’ve been in college full time & worked a full 40 hours before. Those early schedules from 5am-1 or 6-2pm allow you the ability to go to class still. You’ll be tired but time really flys
Would would you recommend in the logistics field right out of high school?
@@nehemiahlaniyonu2572 in my opinion, you should probably get at least your associates degree first. But if you’ve determined college isn’t for you, getting experience right out of high school is also great.
Congrats. I graduated in 2012 .. started in shipping/receiving ... then material analysis... then materials manager..... now Director of supply chain for a large automotive manufacturing company. It is a very rewarding field.. within 9 years I went from making 35K a year to 130K+ in the midwest .. It is a very rewarding career.. Now if you want advancements .. I suggest looking into APICS CSCP .. Look for Apics online and the certifications they offer.. I am finishing up my MBA program online.
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Altair 😂😂😂
Post Office Malone
Pre Malone
@@santoryu2753 you stole my comment damn you 😤
@@Hyp01 My account named Altair posted saying, "pre Malone" first like 2 years ago. the account got deleted lol so when I saw this video again I had to comment again.
this is the only job/ major i’ve yet to hear bad things about
Altair what do u suggest i do? i’m going to university in the fall and this is my major lol.
@Altair i'm debating about double majoring in MIS and this.
@@joveezus1347 that’s what I’m doing, learn SQL, ERP systems, and Python IT Automation. You’ll always have a job the.
@@samiwasti8400 Coding is so boring for me.
I'm currently studying production engineering, and intend to specialize in logistics and supply chain management. I believe this career will be good for me.
Same.
Are you still there now, though?
Yo wassup now
Currently a Truck Driver and taking online courses for a SXM Degree! This video is awesome and I hope I can one day leave the driver’s seat!!
Video Quality is Amazing
Am in my last year of studying logistics and SCM can't wait to join the marketplace
How is it going bro? I wanna study what you're studying.
@@cristiansolares2007same question how is it going
Every student (and educator) in GA needs to see this!
Gail Moore Im a supply chain MBA student in Georgia!
Why specifically Georgia?
@@madib.2567 I'm graduate of supply chain in Tut in SA... Can we talk
I'm a SCM graduate from Ga. I couldn't find any jobs with a master's in SCM. I moved to NYC to try my chances there.
@@kingsleyhlulani9491 sure. Email me madisonleerose@gmail.com
I'm definitely struggling to get inside, given what I've enjoyed studying (SCM and Finance).
I definitely appreciate how SCM aligns with other disciplines (e.g. Finance).
I am majoring in business with double specialization/major in banking and finance... currently thinking to add a bi-major in supply chain, do you think it's a good combo?
@@nycto16 Lol, So many Minors. A de degree i Business Administration can get you into SUPPLY CHAIN... I'm currently a Supply Chain major and Business Administration Minor. That should be good
Thinking in a Master on OSCM for 2021
Likewise but I don’t have money to pay for my university unfortunately ☹️🥺
Hi , this is Rima . Thank you for information about supply chain management.i am pursuing a career in supply chain management , can you please give some information about certification and other stuff . I have lean Six Sigma black belt but supply chain it's different kinds of certification.
How did you like lean Six Sigma black belt ?
hi rima.. can i connect with yu?
Instead of talking like in ads…wish there was more real information .
So I have a bachelor's degree in Computer Eng and would luv to work in the supply chain. What should I do to start
Also, I'd recommend getting a job in a warehouse (part-time or full-time). It will be a good experience for you to get some kind of warehouse experience.
Then you can add some kind of related experience to your resume.
Hey please look up sourcing engineering jobs. I made the transition from MEng to supply chain through this role
@@jameschandler6449 how was job opportunities in supplychain in usa
This what I want for the rest of my life
Went back to college for psychology and neuroscience and just ended up switching to business and philosophy ( supply chain). hahahah :D
Drop the philosophy and concentrate in supply chain management if that's what you want to get into. There are plenty of free resources to learn philosophy on your own. Don't waste money on a subject's that's not gonna have a monetary return.
Hi i am studied logisitics and supply chain management
What would you recommend doing right out of high school?
i hope you makes more vedio im supply chain management
It is a very good video .. I am interested in this field and I do want to know more and more about it if you can help me please?
Is work experience is important before to go ahead in it or not?
The girl in the video can I have her name please?
Hi , I m doing MBA in Supply chain Management can somebody tell me the salary of supply chain managers in their country
@giovanno sinarwan how much ?
@giovanno sinarwan neet_babbar my insta account msg me there
Hi...I m also doing MBA in Supply chain Management
Indian jobs pay bullshit
Shes such a good sales person
Someone plz do me a suggestion. I am promoted to my final year of bachelors where I have to choose one subject for specialization.
Should I go with Supply chain management or Marketing, finance??
Supply chains
Finace
@AmnaSherhrbano Which specialisation did you choose finally?
I am gonna specialize in Banking and Finance and will do a bi-major in supply chain.
Hows the supply chain working now, very curious.
Great information mam😊.
Cute little ad , but not easy to land a job !
Hello how can I apply for supply chain management job I have masters in procurement and supply chain management.
Im an american living in jordan I work as an export and import officer , in a big group of six factories,I handle logistics ,procurement,exporting ,LC payments ,courier shipment ,...ect
if I come to USA will they employ me or not ?:(
Hey that is pretty cool. If you are a US citizen wouldn't they hire you if you have the expertise?
no I dont think so :(
Are you happy with this job?
If No, then why?
Mam actually I am little bit confused regarding choosing course in between management and international business or supply chain management which one is better as per uk job scenario which is best as per future prospects
any ideas yet? I have the same question
Almost anything in a business course will get you entry level jobs, provided you can spice up your resume, i.e. internships and entrepreneurial endeavors where you can provide proof of accomplishments and initiative. Employers want people that know what they are doing and people that can put more money in their pockets. If you want to go the international Business route, pick up a second language like Chinese or Spanish. Learn how global enterprises work. Learn supply chain, get internships overseas and make connections. Don't wait to graduate college to try and get that pesky experience that employers drool over. Get experience now.
Can you please suggest the procedure for this opportunity in America
Go to college. Get the degree and network.
Best video.
Any hope for diploma in SCM???
Anyone know what other majors go well with supply chain?
Management, and the rest I have no idea🤪
IT
@@raiyanrahman2926 Warehouses hire IT guys for any IT business. SCM people just need to know how to use spreadsheets and other Microsoft tools.
may i work in this field after completion of my engineering plz suggest me
Absolutely.
@Sudan Nutella Depends what you define as good. Six figures is definitely possible.
@@EagleLogic Will, I need to be able to code to do well in supply chain with a supply chain degree?
@@user-qy6tu9ip9v I GUESS NOT YOU DON'T NEED TO KNOW HOW TO CODE
@@Reddzero0 Thank you.
Can I do it I m from india
If it would be THAT easy 🙄
Exactly right
What do you mean?
Hi everyone in QBA 360
Why does everyone in this video look like they are being held at gunpoint
What kind of a degree do you need for supply chain management
You need to get a degree in marketing. Im pretty sure you can specialize in supply chain during or after your sophomore year
@@skyemartin5295 Wrong, Marketing is related to a company's brand. If you want to work in a supply chain, Logistics is the best major to go for.
@@grayweaseltink , what you've said is right!
I'm currently studying production engineering, and intend to specialize in logistics .
I have a BS in Supply Chain and Logistics Technology from the University of Houston which is a great degree to have here with the oil and gas industry, port/containers and trucking! Get it!
Supply Chain and Logistics, Operations Management, Business Management, and Industrial Engineering are the big ones.
Bitcoin is the future investing in it now is the wisest thing to do now especially with the current rise
Hell no! Bitcoin is gambling and speculative, even the billionaires like Bill Gates and Warren Buffet are saying it
I'm italian an I have to make a video in english about this...f*ck
Liar
Y say so ?
Wow! I really like this video.