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Inventory / Purchasing Manager Reviews
What is it like working as an Inventory / Purchasing Manager?
November 2018
Purchase many.
Inventory / Purchasing Manager in Pune:
Pros: Pune is my home town
Cons: No
October 2018
Inventory / Purchasing Manager in Kuwait City:
Pros: Fuel is cheap
Cons: Expat friendly
March 2018
A developing city.
Inventory / Purchasing Manager in Rajkot:
Pros: Peaceful city
Cons: Lack of growth opportunities
August 2017
Inventory / Purchasing Manager in Paducah:
Pros: I don't have to drive very far to get anything I need.
Cons: Traffic, lack of opportunity, high state taxes.
February 2017
Salary Review.
Inventory / Purchasing Manager in Clayton:
Pros: Small town, little traffic, beautiful mountains.
Cons: Few opportunities, no night life, limited number of places to eat.
August 2016
Loven It.
Inventory / Purchasing Manager:
Pros: I love my job. I wear more then one hat and its all about working and organizing numbers.
Cons: Insecurity of a new company making it.
July 2016
Prioritize.
Inventory / Purchasing Manager:
Be very organized.
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