Check out these Supply Chain Analyst Questions on our website: Demand Metrics: www.interviewquery.com/questions/demand-metrics? Customer Orders: www.interviewquery.com/questions/customer-orders? International E-Commerce Warehouse: www.interviewquery.com/questions/international-e-commerce-warehouse?solution=true?
I'm currently delving into the supply chain field. I recently obtained the resources for the CSCP certification, and the information you shared here is quite helpful.
I'm 3 classes away from having a bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and logistics management. I'm looking to pursue my masters in logistics engineering from Florida International University to be more data driven and to also have the ability to apply engineering principles to the supply chain domain. Would the certification in Unilever Supply Chain Data Analyst Professional Certificate be a good fit to better learn analytical skills for my respected domain. Thanks, Kourtney Albert
Hi, I am planning to do a similar certification either Unilever supply chain data analyst professional or MITx: Supply Chain Analytics but I am confused which one would be a better fit. Can you give me any suggestions regarding it?
Hey Jay! Thank you so much for this video, I am currently prepping for a Management Consultant interview at a firm that focuses on Supply Chain, so this was super useful. I am also super excited to check out your other videos :)
I've been in demand and supply planning for quite some time now, but I'm contemplating a switch to a supply chain analytics role. Do you think going for a master's in data science would be a wise move for me? My bachelor's and master's degrees are both in supply chain management, with certifications in CSCP and SCOR. However, I lack coding skills in Python and R, as well as solid statistical knowledge beyond the basics. At my current company, we primarily use Excel and VBA to handle processes and optimize based on KPIs, so I'm concerned that diving into data science might be overwhelming.
If you don't mind me asking, what's the salary like for you? The certifications anx masters that you have, does that make you more attractive to employers ? I'm interested in getting a masters in supply chain management via the military and acquiring as many certifications as I can accrue. Is that good idea?
Question, if I have experience and skills in Excel, Microsoft Dynamics, Power BI, SPSS Modeler, Tableau, is Supply Chain Analyst a good field to consider?
I am currently pursuing a master's in business analyst, done my bachelors in civil engineering and I have great interest in the supply chain field, more of an analyst job. What potential things are needed for an employer to hire me? Love to hear your suggestions.
In theory, yes, but the practical application of it requires actual thinking/application to the variable processes going on. It’s great at theoretical information, but still needs to be improved for extended variables. My opinion of course.
Check out these Supply Chain Analyst Questions on our website:
Demand Metrics: www.interviewquery.com/questions/demand-metrics?
Customer Orders: www.interviewquery.com/questions/customer-orders?
International E-Commerce Warehouse: www.interviewquery.com/questions/international-e-commerce-warehouse?solution=true?
I'm currently delving into the supply chain field. I recently obtained the resources for the CSCP certification, and the information you shared here is quite helpful.
what should be learn for supply chain analyst?
glad this channel came up in my feed.... very helpful, thank you!
Bro, can you tell where does supply chain analyst work in industry like in headquarters or in a warehouse or anywhere else?
I'm 3 classes away from having a bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and logistics management. I'm looking to pursue my masters in logistics engineering from Florida International University to be more data driven and to also have the ability to apply engineering principles to the supply chain domain. Would the certification in Unilever Supply Chain Data Analyst Professional Certificate be a good fit to better learn analytical skills for my respected domain.
Thanks,
Kourtney Albert
Hi, I am planning to do a similar certification either Unilever supply chain data analyst professional or
MITx: Supply Chain Analytics but I am confused which one would be a better fit.
Can you give me any suggestions regarding it?
Hey Jay! Thank you so much for this video, I am currently prepping for a Management Consultant interview at a firm that focuses on Supply Chain, so this was super useful. I am also super excited to check out your other videos :)
Thanks!
BRO LMFAO I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT IN THE BEGGINING, APPRECIATE YOU
I've been in demand and supply planning for quite some time now, but I'm contemplating a switch to a supply chain analytics role. Do you think going for a master's in data science would be a wise move for me? My bachelor's and master's degrees are both in supply chain management, with certifications in CSCP and SCOR. However, I lack coding skills in Python and R, as well as solid statistical knowledge beyond the basics. At my current company, we primarily use Excel and VBA to handle processes and optimize based on KPIs, so I'm concerned that diving into data science might be overwhelming.
If you don't mind me asking, what's the salary like for you? The certifications anx masters that you have, does that make you more attractive to employers ? I'm interested in getting a masters in supply chain management via the military and acquiring as many certifications as I can accrue. Is that good idea?
Heyy bro!! Whats diff in masters in logistics & Scm and PGDM in logistics & Scm? Which one is did u prefer?
Question, if I have experience and skills in Excel, Microsoft Dynamics, Power BI, SPSS Modeler, Tableau, is Supply Chain Analyst a good field to consider?
Sure
Hi, looking to get into supply chain analytics wondering if supply chain management degree would be a good fit for this?
no learn from coursera. supply chain analytics is the course name
I don't think course degrees are the best way to get a job but maybe a great way to discover if that's what you want to do or not.
If you are attending a top 5 SCM university then it will be very easy to find a job in any industry you want.
I am currently pursuing a master's in business analyst, done my bachelors in civil engineering and I have great interest in the supply chain field, more of an analyst job. What potential things are needed for an employer to hire me? Love to hear your suggestions.
Hello even I’m from same category please do reply me.
Hey Jay, I recently earned by CSCP certification, will that be of any help while getting into an SC Analyst role?
So far it will help to get a supply chain analyst job. But doing the job properly need some experience.
Bro the noise from the highlighting is so loud can’t even hear
Where and when?
Couldn’t we use Chat GPT for those problems
In theory, yes, but the practical application of it requires actual thinking/application to the variable processes going on. It’s great at theoretical information, but still needs to be improved for extended variables. My opinion of course.
@iqjayfeng Please remove the second channel URL. Not user friendly. Spams mimic windows notiication UI. PLEASE REMOVE IT.
The highlighter sound is pain…. With that said, I’m 13+ years in GSCM and the video is a great intro 🎉
Thanks for the vid , But too much sound effects specially the screeching sound when highlighting...
Thanks for the suggestion! We'll keep this in mind for the next videos!
I’m working my way into this, thank you for the information.
You are very welcome!
Nice video
Great content!
Thank you so much!