u/Free-Worldliness3430

I graduated in 2018 with BA in supply chain mgt from university of Arizona global campus .

Left the military this year February after 13 years and cannot seem to find anything even though I had a logistics coordinator job in the army

Resume is fine I’ve made some final round interview and even gotten short listed in some interviews for final rounds but cannot seem land anything .

Could it be I don’t have cscp , cpim or data analytics cert under my belt ? Any guidance and opinions are appreciated.

Hey folks so I’m kinda In a bit of a pickle here . Just retired from the army after 16 years but my experience was mostly transportation and logistics mgt . I have a BA in supply chain and MBA 90 percent in SCM but paused due to an economy I don’t understand being new to it .

My question is , I’m considering doing a second masters in IE but currently have 2 realistic options .

1. University of Louisville - MSC in Industrial and systems engineering

2. Texas tech - MSC in Industrial engineering

3. UH - MSc in supply chain management

For someone new to the civilian workforce I can’t seem to decide which route will be the best in terms of ROI and job placement as I understand the job market is either saturated or a broke. Mess . I am really looking to stay settle in Houston / gulf coast area but dreading which path to go . Need help from all the seasoned folks in here . Thanks and god bless . So far only research I’ve done is go on LinkedIn and see how many #OPENTOWORK banners I can count for each option lol .

Just relocated to this army from the us army . Looking to connect with other veterans in the Brazoria county area .

Thanks for having me . Where south Asians go around her to mingle with other single south Asian / middle eastern women lol . Kinda why I moved her to find the Arabic , paki middle eastern wife in real life not through apps lol

Hey folks so I’m kinda In a bit of a pickle here . Just retired from the army after 16 years but my experience was mostly transportation and logistics mgt . I have a BA in supply chain and MBA 90 percent in SCM but paused due to an economy I don’t understand being new to it .

My question is , I’m considering doing a second masters in IE but currently have 2 realistic options .

1. University of Louisville - MSC in Industrial and systems engineering

2. Texas tech - MSC in Industrial engineering

3. UH - MSc in supply chain management

For someone new to the civilian workforce I can’t seem to decide which route will be the best in terms of ROI and job placement as I understand the job market is either saturated or a broke. Mess . I am really looking to stay settle in Houston / gulf coast area but dreading which path to go . Need help from all the seasoned folks in here . Thanks and god bless . So far only research I’ve done is go on LinkedIn and see how many #OPENTOWORK banners I can count for each option lol .

Hey folks so I’m kinda In a bit of a pickle here . Just retired from the army after 16 years but my experience was mostly transportation and logistics mgt . I have a BA in supply chain and MBA 90 percent in SCM but paused due to an economy I don’t understand being new to it .

My question is , I’m considering doing a second masters in IE but currently have 2 realistic options .

1. University of Louisville - MSC in Industrial and systems engineering

2. Texas tech - MSC in Industrial engineering

3. UH - MSc in supply chain management

For someone new to the civilian workforce I can’t seem to decide which route will be the best in terms of ROI and job placement as I understand the job market is either saturated or a broke. Mess . I am really looking to stay settle in Houston / gulf coast area but dreading which path to go . Need help from all the seasoned folks in here . Thanks and god bless . So far only research I’ve done is go on LinkedIn and see how many #OPENTOWORK banners I can count for each option lol .