I'm a procurement systems analyst at GEP Worldwide, I have 6YOE in IT support & 1YOE in my current role.
I work with clients to solve their issues regarding all P2P documents & collaborate with engineering to & fro to get the issues solved.
Recently I feel very lost in my career & cannot figure out the path ahead.
I have a master's degree in commerce (accounting)
Can anyone help me how I can utilise it with my current skills & transition in my career?
I really need a mentor 😭

Could someone tell me what exactly is the role of Analyst- Product development at American express.

Is it easy to change roles/teams when you are working at Oracle? I’m getting a job which isn’t ideal but want to transition to another team there. How long would I need to wait before transferring?

How do I go from SDR/BDR to being a Sales Engineer?

Hi fishes,
Need referral for cyber security, 2.5 YOE.

What book has inspired you the most in life principles, or your career in finance?

Any paralegals ever switch to a legal tech company? How did you like it?

I am trying to figure out how to switch to SWE. I have a masters in civil engineering and have a good background in higher level math. It looks like the better coding boot camps are quite expensive. The alternative is another masters in CS which is the same cost as many boot camps. Any recommendations on picking between a coding boot camp and getting another masters degree in CS? I’m looking to get into the best position possible after getting an education in CS (get a job quick and good pay).

Looking for some pay range information. I’m a national manager for a home health type setting for Neurodiagnostics. I run 2 departments (EEG technicians and EKG technicians) I have 7 direct reporting managers below me and 100 technicians who umbrella under them and they are scattered across the US. Im in charge of monthly reporting, hiring/firing, assist with recruiting/forecasting where we are having growth, mentor, coaching for development, oversee unit and supply inventory, cont in comments

Graduating with my finance degree in about a year. I took a part-time healthcare position fill my employment gap but most of my previous experience is in manufacturing logistics and customer service. With my background, how do I break into a finance or accounting role? What positions do I apply for? I would like to make at least 45-50k a year min starting if possible.

Thoughts on taking a position in the same practice group and same class as your spouse?

I am a 2nd year that works in individual tax but was hoping to leave public. Would I be able to make a jump to industry as a senior tax analyst? Or would I be wasting my time since I don't have any corporate experience

I was put in to SAP when I joined my firm. I got SAP FI certified (associate), but have not done any configuring or implementation work at all (gov't consulting). I'm functional, and do use SAP (cont)

Hi Fishes,

May I know what is the maximum expected salary CTC should be asked in Capgemini for C2 Band position for 10years experience?

WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

Job A - no career path upwards, high functioning team, generous benefits and unlimited time off. TC 185

Job B - clear career path, new team, chaotic corporation, but lots of room for growth and budget to hire staff. Ok benefits. TC 220

Please can anyone from Disney assist with a referral

What are some of the best certifications to obtain besides CPA?

Any tips for someone trying to pivot into product management from Property Management ?

Anyone from CTS please refer me as I could see lots of openings right now but I am not getting calls if I applied through Naukri or indeed.

I keep hearing that one of the pros of ClearView over other LS firms is “reputation” and “prestige” - I want to hear from the industry 🐠 about how important that really is?

A CRO offerred me an internal consulting/biz dev role. They offered 145k TC (20% bump) and slightly better benefits. They also offered accelerated path (6mo to 1yr) to MC. While promotion to MC at my current company is at least 1 year away. The job is interesting to me and fits my careery goal. But my big concern is that I've only been with my current company for a year (this is my first job, post PhD). Would this affect my resume in the future in terms of being viewed as "job hopping"?

It’s snowing today and I’m not ready for it, mentally at least.

I am appearing for an interview next week for .Net profile. What should I expect in the interview Resume based questions or DS and Algo related questions?

I'm being asked to be involved in product pricing for the first time, and lack any knowledge or experience in that area. Any suggestions on courses or books or websites? I'm considering the Pragmatic Marketing pricing course, so would be interested to hear from anyone who has taken it.

Technically, I'm not a college student anymore because I just graduated in December. I am having trouble finding jobs within my field (Communications with little experience in marketing). I've gotten plenty of interviews, but none of them have made it past the first formal interview (phone screening then interview). Any advice?

I recently moved to the US, and it feels like there's no future for me here. I applied to numerous jobs, but I am having difficulty getting my CV seen. People keep telling me that I won't have much luck as a fresh grad here without any references because I didn't study in the US.
How true is this?

Looks like some bonus numbers are coming out for bankers, would appreciate any insights!

Public finance exit opps?

What does the branch transfer process look like for UBS? I'm wanting to transfer from my current office to one closer to home.

Welcome to the bowl for synechron. We will discuss in and out of everything happening throughout the organisation. Feel free to ask any questions/doubts.

What are some common exit opps for strategy (MBB) consultants in London?

Any thoughts on Metyis as a strategy consultancy? They were previously known as YGroup and have recently rebranded.
Would love to hear from anyone that knows them or has worked for them in the past.

How’s work life balance in forensics?

Hi folks,

I have 8.9 years of tech writing experience. How much CTC should I be expecting when I join a new company. My current CTC is 20L pa (18.75 (fixed) + 1.75 (variable)).

Hi Fishes,

Can anyone tell what is the variable component percentage for D1/Senior Manager band in Capgemini? And also do Capgemini provide variable pay quarterly Or yearly once?
Please guide.

For this of you former CoS: what was your next role after Chief of Staff?

Hello, I am currently having 6 years of experience in US Taxation in Partnership(1065) Federal. Currently I am in the position of Assistant manager, I have cracked the interview of a few Big 4 companies.
Whats the Fixed CTC should I ask for?

Can someone enlighten me and tell me whether the industry as a whole is slow or if it's just me?

We've been using Excel to keep track of our inventory but it's becoming more difficult as we grow. Are there any tools out there that can help me automate this process?

Once again, I am left with the remnants of the mess that my manager created by not keeping a close eye on our operations team. Now, a shipment is missing, and guess who is dealing with all the emails and phone calls?

Is it possible to find a six-figure job right out of college? How long did it take you to start earning that kind of salary?

Would you say procurement or supply chain is the better career path for a new grad?

I am looking to start my own supply chain management company. I have some friends from my previous company who said they would like to join my company instead, and I know I have to rent/buy some trucks. What other supplies/roles should I look to start filling? Also what legal documents should I prepare?

Didn't know how lonely this job could get sometimes, makes me wonder why I thought driving a truck across the country was a good idea

Hello all!

Has anyone worked or have heard of DSV Logistics?

Has anyone here ever worked for Rolls Royce? Specifically in logistics? What’s the company like? Benefits? Work/life balance? Etc. any info is helpful!

I'm interviewing a candidate for an Associate Supply Chain Analyst position in a few days. What questions should I prepare?

Smile whenever you come into your office. The work we do makes life easier for thousands of professionals worldwide, so it should not be taken lightly.

How did your companies adapt to the Covid wave in the beginning? What measures did you take to ensure your business kept rolling?

Hello, looking for a bit of advice. I have applied to about 30 positions in the last two weeks and have not gotten any interviews. I have 7 years of military supply chain experience, plus a year and a half outside of the military. I am an inventory control manager currently, and have applied to positions like demand planner, supply chain manager, supply planner, and other manager positions. Any advice on how to correct my job search?

I was tasked with finding a new Vendor Management System and Inventory Management System. I am curious as to what other people are currently using and the pros and cons that are associated. Any info would be helpful.

Hi all, new to Fishbowl and looking to find some info. What is the best way I can find a job in logistics? Are there any specific job site or boards you would recommend (or advise against)?

According to your experience, what's the best way to start importing from Asia?

Thoughts about drones making deliveries? I'm really not sure I like the idea. I mean yes, it has the "cool factor," but it makes me worry about our jobs disappearing.

Looking to get advice on two different job offers. I am only concerned about long term career prospects in choosing one or the other. Offer 1: warehouse manager for a beverage company. Offer 2: material distribution manager for an industrial equipment manufacturer. Again, only want input on future opportunities that each might provide. Thanks!

Seeking for advice on career path from all pros in this bowl. Master degree in SCM and Business analytics. I have two years of data analysis and visualization experience in procurement. One year of technology sourcing experience so far. And that will continue if no surprises. Curious what kind of career path I can get by starting like this.

I feel bad for the people who got into supply chain management and are burned out. I feel like they get the short end of the stick, and it truly is not a bad career at all, I think maybe some of them just aren't cut for it.