Gazi Sanaul Hasan

Keywords are key to having your resume noticed! With the increasing prevalence of scanning technology, employing keywords in a resume to attract maximum attention by a human and/or computer scanner  has become a critical component of building an attention getting resume. Keywords are the terms deemed by the employer to represent the essential job attributes. Each industry and profession has specific keywords. Companies and recruiters are searching resumes for specific keywords and key phrases to find the candidates with the skills, qualifications and expertise to fulfill the job requirements. Incorporating keywords into a resume and cover letter help you to secure optimum attention and outperform your competition. The top 48 keywords in Supply Chain / Logistics are: Asset Management Capital Budget Change Management Continuous Improvement Contract Negotiations Cost Reduction Customer Service Customs Compliance Demand Planning Distribution Management Facility Management FAR / DAR Fl...

Supply chain management is a growing field and a satisfying profession, as a recent survey from the Association for Supply Chain Management (APICS) found that 96 percent of those surveyed were highly satisfied with their career in SCM, with an average rating of 8.4 out of 10. The survey also found that it pays to get certified. SCM pros with at least one certification get paid on average 19 percent more than those who aren’t certified, and those with two or three certifications earn salaries that are 39 percent and 50 percent higher than the median, respectively. Top 8 SCM certifications APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional certification (CSCP) - Exam fee:  $695 for Plus members, $965 for Core and non-members APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) - Exam fee:  $495 per exam for Plus members, $690 per exam for Core and non-members APICS Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR-P) Endorsement - Exam fee:  The exam is...