We’ve always been interested in career growth and professional development in supply chain management—and from what our surveys tell us, our readers are very interested in the topic, too.
So to get a better sense of how supply chain people are doing these days, we launched a brief survey on Career Growth and Development.
The survey asks about things like job titles, past experience, and scope of supply chain responsibilities. We also inquire about educational background, affiliations with professionals associations, and salaries. We’re hoping to make some correlations among these factors to help guide supply chain professionals in their career path planning.
The more respondents we have to the survey, the more robust the findings. So we encourage you to click on this link and take the Career survey: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22BYKTN8U42
It won’t take long to fill out, there are no hard questions, and it’s completely anonymous.
We’ll be reporting on the findings here on our web site. Thanks for your help!
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