Welcome to Fordham University Gabelli School of Business’ Transportation/Operations/Supply Chain Community! Here you’ll find resources such as blogs, events, and resources specific to Transportation, Operations, and Supply Chain to help you embrace your career and academic journey and explore Fordham’s career resources in one central space.
The scope of supply chain management and operations is very broad, and no two companies necessarily have the same approach to it. Therefore, there are not really defined supply chain career paths—but this also means your education and experience can take you anywhere.
Logistics is an industry that plays a massive role in our economy. By 2045, total freight is projected to reach 27 billion tons while the value is expected to grow to $38 trillion, showing the sheer magnitude of this important, yet often overlooked, industry.
Basically, if an organization makes something, or sells something another organization makes, they need logistics professionals to ensure their operations keep on running smoothly.
Google’s interview questions are notoriously difficult — getting hired by one of the biggest tech companies in the world isn’t easy. But if you’ve reached the interview stage, know you’re already ahead of most people who’ve applied (especially since Google only …
If you’ve made it to the interview portion of the internship application process, congratulations! You’re one step closer to landing a position. So, what should you expect from internship interview questions?
As with many parts of the internship application process, …
It’s time to boil down your college experience into a one-page document that sells who you are to a stranger. Where do you list your major? How do you summarize your invigorating internship or great part-time job? What kind of …
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Job interviews can be pretty tough if you’re underprepared or don’t have a whole lot of experience. Perhaps one of the most challenging aspects of an interview is when you’re asked to “walk” the interviewer through your resume, as it’s …