Chain operation and management employment direction

graduates majoring in chain operation and management have a wide range of employment directions, such as:

1. Marketing planning. Responsible for formulating and implementing the marketing strategy of the enterprise.

2. Market research. Conduct market analysis and research to help enterprises understand market demand and competition.

3. Commodity procurement. Responsible for selecting and purchasing goods to ensure that the enterprise has sufficient supply of goods.

4. Headquarters management. Conduct management work in corporate headquarters, such as human resource management and financial management.

5. Store management. Responsible for the daily operation and management of the store, including sales and inventory management.

6. E-commerce. Use the network platform for product sales and customer service.

7. Human resource management. Including recruitment, training, employee relations and so on.

8. Logistics distribution. Responsible for the storage, transportation and distribution of commodities.

9. Store financing. Manage the financial and capital flow of the enterprise.

1. Manager. Graduates can also hold senior management positions such as store manager, operation director and operation manager.