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What is it like working as a Warehouse Manager?
June 2014
Memory Is The Most Important Asset.
Warehouse Manager:
Learn all facets of the employees duties that you have responsibility for.
May 2014
Jack of all trades.
Warehouse Manager:
Pros: Driving the fork lift.
Cons: Paperwork.
May 2014
People.
Warehouse Manager:
Learn to deal with people an assortment of personalities.
April 2014
Warehouse Manager:
Pros: Work flexibility holidays off variety.
Cons: Stress at times disorganised at times.
January 2014
Stressful.
Warehouse Manager:
Pros: What I like the most is that the customer is satisfied with the service we provide and they received the product that they need.
Cons: When I couldn't help the customer.
December 2013
Remain focussed.
Warehouse Manager:
Be flexible and willing to adapt to change. Accept challenges and remain focussed.
November 2013
IMPORTANT, FLEXIBLE, INVOLVED
Warehouse Manager:
Pros: OPERATIONS, MAKING SURE THAT ALL ORDERS ARE SHIPPED AND STOCK LEVELS ARE 100% CORRECT.
Cons: UNDERVALUED, MORE RESPONSIBILITIES.
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