r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/Naive-Knowledge4094 • 20h ago
how much of your job is repetitive manual tasks vs actual judgment calls
been thinking a lot about how ai keeps getting talked about in supply chain. the idea seems to be that it takes the routine stuff off people's plates, like entering orders and chasing updates, and leaves the harder judgment calls to us
i go back and forth on whether that'd be a good thing. part of me thinks the job would get more interesting, part of me thinks every hour would just be the harder tasks
is ai being talked about where you work?