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I hardly visit this forum anymore, but for anyone who remembers me, I got a promotion. I am now a Production Control Specialist. I have my own little cubicle now, and I do all the scheduling for the production department where I used to work. I got a decent raise. (I'm about 50% above starting rate of pay now.) I no longer have to work in the manufacturing part, wear safety gear, or work overtime unless I want to. I really like it so far.
A soon as I found out I got the job, I signed up at my local cc to get my MS Excel certification and started an Intro. to Logistics class. I know a lot of people here poo-poo taking cc classes after obtaining a baccalaureate, but I'm finding it helpful for my new position, and I like the structure of it to keep me motivated. I intend to keep taking classes in supply chain management and logistics for as long as it continues to be interesting and helpful.
I do think my B.S. helped me to get this job, combined with my work experience. The first thing they look at, though, is attendance. All applicants who were over a certain number of days absent weren't even interviewed. So just keep that in mind, I guess, if anyone wants to move up in manufacturing. Perfect attendance helps!
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I used your GRE notes to pass all my psych tests/classes! Congrats!
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Also, someday maybe a MS in Forensic Psychology, just for fun. Oh, and a BS in Animal Behavior. And, maybe when I'm 85 a PhD in something fun.
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Congratulations!
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That's awesome Alissa!! Congratulations, well deserved.
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Congratulations, and the idea of thinking taking CC classes after a bachelors degree silly is, well, silly. Classes are one way to stay current with what's happening in your field, etc. Not staying current is silly.
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:hurray: I'm so happy for you!!! :hurray:
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Awesome
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You were still posting (and I believe just finishing up) when I started and you were a huge inspiration to me.
Thanks for the update and great job!!
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Great job! You may want to eventually look into a Masters in Supply Chain Management. See if your company will pay for it. Penn State World Campus has a very respected program in SCM and it awarded out of the Smeal College of Business, but it is pricey.
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Congratulations on the promotion and never stop learning.
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