the key to tackle that is you have to know how to prioritise and delegate tasks. It might come it handy when you able to list down all the potential tasks that you currently dealing with and then see which one should be done first. For problem-solving, staying calm under pressure and tackling issues one step at a time can make complex supply chains easier to manage. Control emotion also play a good role here

Both industries kinda closely related, so you experience managing suppliers, or overseeing inventory and conditions should be good. Things that you can point on resume or during interview, you try to optimize or reduce costs & ensured efficient deliveries w/o any delay or wrong key in. By saying that, you've a good eyes to details. Procurement requires a bit more focus on sourcing & contract mgmt, so you might consider learning abt procurement-specific tools to round out your skills

Interesting choice! But be mindful cause you've to fully understand the fundamental of it

You might want to pick up some project management skills.. Like PMP certification could be handy

Great move! Learning about RFID tech, IoT (Internet of Things), and blockchain applications for supply chain transparency will keep you competitive as these are rising trends.

Great question! I moved from logistics to supply chain planning a few years back. I recommend starting with supply chain courses, especially in areas like demand forecasting and inventory management.