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What is Inventory management?
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I dont have dept knowledge in inventory management any way There are many benefits to employers using inventory management.
It’s a stock position. You be in charge of making sure the company has enough of what it needs such as toilet paper and milk if you were in a grocery store, or collared shirts and belts if you were in a clothing store.
Quarterly, you may have to physically count every item to account for shrinkage (products that are not there but were not sold). You’ll learn some good stuff and most importantly, you’ll be working.