采购+MBA，然后职业怎么发展？

calculator

有没有过来人分享一下经历？

tennisgold

公司不都有DP部门吗，那个部门很适合！

calculator

DP是指？

公司不都有DP部门吗，那个部门很适合！

-- by 会员 tennisgold (2011/9/3 23:43:05)

xiaoqiuqiu

DP means Demand Planning, not related to sourcing/procurement, actually.

anyway, since you did not provide much info, I can only give you some advice in high level.

1. even after MBA, you still don't know your career aspiration, it means this MBA does not add that much value so we don't need to consider it.

2. Procurement/Sourcing is a very niche area; only big companies, e.g. Fortune 500, will have a career path in Procurement/Sourcing.

3. Depending on your background, you can choose to become expert in a particular category and/or industry and grow your market value. For example, IT sourcing in Financial Industry, Marketing sourcing in FMCG; Real estate/travel/logistics in any big company; raw materials in manufacturing, etc.

4. focus on MNC. Procurement/Sourcing is such a "fat" function, in any state owned company. I guess you don't have such connection, otherwise you won't be here in CD. :-)

just my 2 cents, glad to discuss with you if you are interested in sourcing/procurement.

xieliuyan88

DP means Demand Planning, not related to sourcing/procurement, actually.

anyway, since you did not provide much info, I can only give you some advice in high level.

1. even after MBA, you still don't know your career aspiration, it means this MBA does not add that much value so we don't need to consider it.

2. Procurement/Sourcing is a very niche area; only big companies, e.g. Fortune 500, will have a career path in Procurement/Sourcing.

3. Depending on your background, you can choose to become expert in a particular category and/or industry and grow your market value. For example, IT sourcing in Financial Industry, Marketing sourcing in FMCG; Real estate/travel/logistics in any big company; raw materials in manufacturing, etc.

4. focus on MNC. Procurement/Sourcing is such a "fat" function, in any state owned company. I guess you don't have such connection, otherwise you won't be here in CD. :-)

just my 2 cents, glad to discuss with you if you are interested in sourcing/procurement.

-- by 会员 xiaoqiuqiu (2011/10/22 20:36:07)

DP, such a familiar word, just out of the group ..... Our team is called DSP, which is short for Demand& Supply Planning~~~

zhenran2006

Hey Calculator, have you made your decision yet?

HedgeNews

DP means Demand Planning, not related to sourcing/procurement, actually.

anyway, since you did not provide much info, I can only give you some advice in high level.

1. even after MBA, you still don't know your career aspiration, it means this MBA does not add that much value so we don't need to consider it.

2. Procurement/Sourcing is a very niche area; only big companies, e.g. Fortune 500, will have a career path in Procurement/Sourcing.

3. Depending on your background, you can choose to become expert in a particular category and/or industry and grow your market value. For example, IT sourcing in Financial Industry, Marketing sourcing in FMCG; Real estate/travel/logistics in any big company; raw materials in manufacturing, etc.

4. focus on MNC. Procurement/Sourcing is such a "fat" function, in any state owned company. I guess you don't have such connection, otherwise you won't be here in CD. :-)

just my 2 cents, glad to discuss with you if you are interested in sourcing/procurement.

-- by 会员 xiaoqiuqiu (2011/10/22 20:36:07)

Get it,thx a lot.

凭海临风

Quite enlightening, esp. on point 3. I'm wondering what if in EPC Project industry?

DP means Demand Planning, not related to sourcing/procurement, actually.

anyway, since you did not provide much info, I can only give you some advice in high level.

1. even after MBA, you still don't know your career aspiration, it means this MBA does not add that much value so we don't need to consider it.

2. Procurement/Sourcing is a very niche area; only big companies, e.g. Fortune 500, will have a career path in Procurement/Sourcing.

3. Depending on your background, you can choose to become expert in a particular category and/or industry and grow your market value. For example, IT sourcing in Financial Industry, Marketing sourcing in FMCG; Real estate/travel/logistics in any big company; raw materials in manufacturing, etc.

4. focus on MNC. Procurement/Sourcing is such a "fat" function, in any state owned company. I guess you don't have such connection, otherwise you won't be here in CD. :-)

just my 2 cents, glad to discuss with you if you are interested in sourcing/procurement.

-- by 会员 xiaoqiuqiu (2011/10/22 20:36:07)

hugbaby

还没MBA的飘过