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3.6
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Highly Satisfied
Last updated Jan 14 2025
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February 2016
Be willing to seek and learn all you can in the field.
Buyer:
Finish undergrad college and continue education. It will help you advance in your career. Learn all you can about hospital materials systems. Learn how to maintain contract data. Learn the process of contract LOp. Learn the value of Hospital (Vat) value analysis -product committee.
February 2016
Stay Upbeat.
Buyer:
Retail Buying is often riddled with social politics because many people clamour to break into the industry. Asserting your confidence, staying upbeat, and remaining calm in the face of changing priorities will keep people on your side. Even if you are an assistant, you should carry yourself like a leader: Act quickly, but don't rush. Be calm and proactive, don't appear flustered and reactive. And finally, keep gossip to a minimum.
January 2016
Challenging.
Buyer:
Pros: Negotiating prices, setting up terms, etc.
Cons: Repetitive work, long hours on excel.
January 2016
Ok.
Buyer:
Pros: I love the people, atmosphere, and culture. The team is more of a family and try to have fun when possible. Low stress.
Cons: Not challenging and the tasks have become mundane.
December 2015
Boring, monotonous, unchallenging.
Buyer:
Pros: Not a great deal of micromanagement, coworkers are cool, relatively low stress.
Cons: Same thing everyday, middle man, tracking packages, not making a big impact.
December 2015
Great Company.
Buyer:
Be nice to everyone.
November 2015
Buyer:
Pros: Dynamic job, including negotiation a lot of contact with people.
Cons: Stressful, no working hours (work throughout the day)

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