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Procurement Clerk Reviews
What is it like working as a Procurement Clerk?
August 2022
A lot to learn and remember with limited training.
Procurement Clerk in Seneca:
Pros: The coworkers and my 2nd in command boss
Cons: Inconsistencies. Don't do as I do...Do what I say attitude, lack of training and or lack of cross training
April 2022
Unsatisfactory.
Procurement Clerk in Durban:
Pros: N/A
Cons: Pay Disparity / Job Opportunities Based On Ethnicity Rather Than Intelligence & Deserving / Safety
October 2019
Great Working in Mentor.
Procurement Clerk in Mentor:
Pros: short commute
Cons: nothing
November 2017
I have only vonteered at my work place in the absence of the.
Procurement Clerk in Johannesburg:
Pros: Meeting people and building rapport. Effectively achieving goal set by the company at the lowest possible cost.
Cons: Nothing I can think of except suppliers who delivers late.
July 2017
Traffic/commute.
Procurement Clerk in Miami:
Pros: Sunshine and tolerance of diverse nationalities.
Cons: Poor pay, minimal mass transit, abuse of lack of jobs by employers.
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