Job market

Supply chain management degree to create job stability

Historically, one does not need a degree to be successful in the day-to-day functions of the supply chain. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has shown how vulnerable and intricate the sector really is when it comes to its workforce. 

That idea has served to highlight the need to expand the knowledge of those working in the industry to build resilience and stability, creating a shift toward more people exploring certificates or degrees in supply chain management, according to Tim Engstrom, senior...

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Silicon Valley’s Job Cuts Are Everybody Else’s Gain!

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  • The headlines out of Silicon Valley are enough to send shivers down the spine of any tech worker.
  • Layoffs and hiring freezes have happened at companies of all sizes but hit Big Tech especially hard.
  • Online shopping, the rise of cloud computing, and the demand for mobile apps have led just about every industry to embrace tech.

The bad news: The pandemic-fueled hiring spree across Silicon Valley — which allowed the tech giants to grow beyond their means — has...

https://mfame.guru/silicon-valleys-job-cuts-are-everybody-elses-gain/

The great job exodus — Cyberly

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On this episode of Cyberly, host Blythe Brumleve looks at how working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic has led to what some are calling “The Great Resignation.” 

Patrick McFarland, the director of marketing for ITS Logistics, joins the show to talk about how his marketing plan shifted as the company experienced massive growth. 

Also on the show is Sue Reynolds, of Carmine Media, who is helping leaders, especially women, get better at being in powers of position that play to their strengths.
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