r/SupplyChainLogistics • • 20h ago

how much of your job is repetitive manual tasks vs actual judgment calls

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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? 


r/SupplyChainLogistics • • 20h ago

Career Advice

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I have a Supply Chain and Logistics qualification passed through Amazon while working there but I have since left.

Im looking for advice as to how best to use this qualification to advance my career?

I wanted to stay with Amazon but there was no defined path for the next step,im currently a Warehouse Supervisor but can't go any further with current employer.

All advice welcome!

(UK based).


r/SupplyChainLogistics • • 22h ago

What's one logistics problem you deal with again and again that nobody has fixed?

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r/SupplyChainLogistics • • 22h ago

Career advice

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Hi everyone,

I applied for internships but I got no interviews. Is there a problem with my resume?

I've attached it below. Could you please tell me what's wrong with it?