I currently work in supply chain for a defense contractor. I've read articles about a pending recession, AI replacing many working professionals' jobs, and I generally have a constant bit of paranoia about being on the chopping block.
So I could get laid off or terminated (replaced by AI, company budget cuts, et al), I could accept a job offer elsewhere if the opportunity presents itself, or I could die. In the event the third option occurs, I'll see if I can find someone to resolve the market NO on my behalf.
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@AlQuinn You ain’t kidding. Lol, I think it varies by commodity, but I remember a guy who bought fab arguing with some quality dude at the vendor who delivered a leaky chassis. Was a loud conversation in the midst of the cube farm. The damn thing still had fluid from the tests they ran before shipment. The thing has one job: fluid transfer, and it failed at that. I’d have been cussing and yelling too. Lol
@LBeesley it's also stratified within supply chain by department. Here is the list in increasing bellicosity based on my experience:
Inventory
Supply Chain System Admins
Procurement
Distribution
Transportation
@AlQuinn This is exactly the sort of knowledge discovery that manifold was created to incentivize ;)