COVID-19 Exacerbating Exodus of Supply Chain Talent: DSJ Global
Employers could be facing a potential exodus of supply chain talent exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, reported DSJ Global Tuesday. The global recruiter canvassed 650 supply chain professionals worldwide March-May, finding 41% reporting they’re unlikely to stay with their current…
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employer in the next six months, it said. “Career progression remains the biggest motivator for making a move, beating compensation or security,” said DSJ. The pandemic is clearly affecting how supply chain professionals are feeling about the job market, “mostly bringing an expectation or acceptance that a move is more likely," it said.