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Distribution managers are responsible for the day-to-day tasks related to shipping large quantities of goods. Companies of all types require the services of a distribution manager, from the food industry to electronics. The work of a distribution manager typically includes monitoring large amounts of inventory for quality and quantity, overseeing warehouses and teams of warehouse workers, and meeting the demands of customers. Distribution managers work closely with warehouse supervisors to ensure that goods are loaded in a manner that is timely, meets quality standards, and facilitates on-time delivery.Read More...
Individuals who excel at this job possess the following qualities: solid written and verbal communication skills, the ability to interact positively with fellow employees and customers, organization skills, computer skills, effective time management skills, attention to detail, good problem solving abilities, and the ability to create and maintain a safe work environment.
Additionally, this job often requires walking long distances to different areas of large warehouses. This job is performed primarily indoors, although the occasional need to be outdoors is likely. Distribution managers usually work a day shift, although the possibility of evening or nighttime duties exists in the case of an after-hours situation requiring immediate attention.
For this position, a high school diploma or equivalent is generally required; a bachelor's degree in a field such as management or business is preferred. Experience in warehouse management or equivalent is required. Knowledge of current shipping technology is preferred, but otherwise qualified applicants may be trained.
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Distribution Managers who transition into a Logistics Director role may receive large pay increases as the latter position pays an average $103K per year. With an annual salary of $101K, Director of Distribution is the most common role for Distribution Managers to subsequently assume on their way up the ladder. Transitioning into a Logistics Manager role — which usually pays $61K — is also typical for Distribution Managers, though less common by comparison.
Distribution Managers typically list a handful of skills they use on the job. Most notably, skills in Project Management, Operations Management, Microsoft Excel, and Inventory Management are correlated to pay that is above average. It is often found that people who know Inventory Management are also skilled in Microsoft Excel.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
For Distribution Managers, more experience in the field does not usually mean bigger paychecks. Survey participants with less than five years' experience pocket $54K on average, but those with five to 10 years of experience enjoy a much bigger median of $63K. Distribution Managers bring in $70K after working for 10 to 20 years. Distribution Managers who surpass 20 years on the job report pay that isn't as high as one would expect; the median compensation for this crowd sits around $72K.
For Distribution Managers, busy Chicago offers a higher-than-average pay rate, 35 percent above the national average. Distribution Managers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Irvine (+29 percent), Charlotte (+23 percent), Atlanta (+14 percent), and Dallas (+11 percent). Distribution Managers in Pittsburgh report much lower salaries than the rest of the country — 21 percent below the national average — proving that residence is a major factor in overall pay. Two other places where employers offer below-median salaries are Seattle (17 percent less) and Portland (15 percent less).
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I wore the same clothes and even answered the same questions the same way. But the recruiters' perceptions? Very different.
Only one recruiter made a passing comment about my hair when it was straight, but all three mentioned it when it was curly.
"I've been in company meetings with people with big hair, and actually I think that it's somewhat of a distraction," one recruiter said.
"I think it was kind of wild," said another.
But in spite of that criticism, the group that interviewed me with curly hair gave me much higher marks -- 26 out of 30, versus 22 with straight hair.
On intelligence and ability to articulate ideas clearly, I received a 20 out of 30 with straight hair, but 28 with curly.
When it came to confidence, I got a 23 with straight hair and rocked a 28 with curly.
Oddly the group that interviewed me when I had straight hair thought I showed too much confidence, a characteristic that one recruiter said "can easily be transferred into being cocky."
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In order to be happy, first start acting happy. Develop a genuine smile and laugh a lot.Smile into the mirror for several minutes and notice how your mood naturally improves. Smiling makes you happy and the more you smile the more happy you become.
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34 � Typical production schedules for each tool, Another cost reduction approach to consider is to inte- � Costs associated with each tool, and grate multiple functionalities within CADD applications. � Considerations for creating a budget. Currently, most visual technicians model with one software application and render the model in another. The method Case studies could be used as the basis for the guideline. leads to inefficiencies that, in turn, lead to longer production Project managers and other decision makers need to be able times. Therefore, eliminating the need to use multiple appli- to associate themselves with the guidelines to fully under- cations could improve productivity and reduce costs. stand them. Costs can be further reduced if the design is initially done Writing the national standards and guidelines will be dif- in 3-D. Creating renderings can be a minimal process if 3-D ficult, and many issues need to be addressed. How detailed elements are already in place during the design process. do the standards need to be? What group or organization will CADD can also easily produce traditional plans and sections be responsible for drafting these standards? How should the from a 3-D model. standards address the many software applications and output formats that can be used for visualization? How can the stan- Another way to reduce costs is for the vendors to decrease dards be flexible enough to apply to the varying policies and the price of visualization applications. Over the past 10 years, procedures at each transportation agency? software applications specifically designed for visualization have dramatically decreased in cost. However, despite the FUNDING AND APPROVALS reductions in cost, software for visualization is still more costly than software for traditional CADD applications. Without proper standards and guidelines for visualization, Many interviewees concluded that vendors need to continue funding and approvals will continue to be a challenging task. to drive down these costs if transportation agencies are to The transportation agencies participating in this synthesis do implement the visualization software. not have specific budgets for visualization, making it difficult to track expenses. A cost�benefit analysis for visualization cannot be properly conducted without having official visual- AWARENESS OF AND ACCESS TO INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES ization budgets to measure. Most expenses are included within specific project budgets or are part of overall budgets for This synthesis study has revealed that most transportation departments, such as IT departments, or from disciplines, such agencies are isolated from one another concerning issues as landscape architecture. Some agencies, such as UDOT, are on visualization. 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: If It's Love by Sirius Black Dog
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Prequel to Hero of War
Separately The Marauders are amazing but together the art of friendship is taken to a whole new level. Now bring in the Gryffindor girls and you've got youself a party. But when feelings get in the way things become complicated and many are forced to ask themselves if its love, can't it conquer all? Join The Marauders and girls as they brace the unexpected
Genres: Drama, Romance, Action/Adventure Era: Marauders Characters: James, Lily, Lupin, OC , Pettigrew, Sirius, Snape Pairings: James/Lily, Remus/OC, Sirius/OC
Advisory: Strong Language, Strong Violence, Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Substance Use or Abuse, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme, Contains Spoilers
Published: 2011.04.02 Latest Chapter: 2015.02.07 Updated: 2015.02.07 Status: WIP (179289 words)
: Harry Potter and the New Beginnings by Janner
Covering the two years after the defeat of Voldemort, beginning the day after the battle. Harry seeks out Ginny. He finds her, and then they find each other. Life begins again.
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: Witch against the World by Pottergirl7
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Seventh year was their last year of fun before they would step beyond Hogwarts' gates of safety and out into the real world.
They would be remembered forever. Well, that was the idea anyway.
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Advisory: Strong Language, Mild Violence, Scenes of a Mild Sexual Nature, Contains Slash (Same-Sex Pairing), Substance Use or Abuse
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: Poison & Wine by Gryffindordoll91
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There were approximately two reasons as to why I was in a Muggle club, wearing hardly any clothing and skyscraper stilettos.
Reason One: Harry Potter, my ex-boyfriend that I still can't get out of my head.
Reason Two: Summer Lewis and Amy Loins, my two idiot best friends.
Genres: Humor, Romance Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Ginny , Harry, Hermione, Ron Pairings: Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione
Advisory: Strong Language, Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Substance Use or Abuse
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I liked love.
Romance, flowers, moonlit walks; the whole shebang. Love reminded me of soft pillows, and perfume, and colourful sequins that burst out of a letter and brightened up the carpet.
I also liked setting people up. I mean, it was fun, ok? Playing Fairy Godmother- giving people a Happily Ever After.
Except it didn't always work out the way we planned.
Genres: Drama, Fluff, Romance Era: Next Generation Characters: James (II), OC, OtherCanon , Rose, Scorpius, Victoire Pairings: James/OC, Rose/Scorpius, Teddy/Victoire, OC/OC
Advisory: Strong Language, Strong Violence, Scenes of a Mild Sexual Nature, Substance Use or Abuse, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme
Published: 2012.05.16 Latest Chapter: 2012.12.03 Updated: 2012.12.03 Status: WIP (45399 words)
: Mistake by forevernow
"Do you think we made a mistake, choosing to fall for them?" Lily turned to Jazz.
"First, I don't think we chose to fall for them, we just did." Jazz paused. "Second, if it were a mistake, there's no turning back now."
Everyone thought they were wrong for each other. But what if the very thing that was a mistake turned out to be the very thing they did right? 7th Year J/L, S/OC
Genres: Romance Era: Marauders Characters: James, Lily, Lupin, OC , Pettigrew, Sirius Pairings: James/Lily, Sirius/OC
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Mouthbrooders grow to be larger than bubblenesters at maturity, and therefore require larger tanks. Breeding tanks for the larger mouthbrooders (B. pugnax) should be at least 20 gallons, whereas the smaller mouthbrooders (B. picta, B. edithae) will do just fine in a 10 gallon.
Mouthbrooders are too large to be housed in jars, as they depend more upon the use of their gills than the labyrinth
Okay, the night before last, we took our mama shrimp out of the breeding tank. All of the eggs were gone and she had shed her skin. There was nothing on her swimmerets, so (according to other info) we moved her back home.
The babies are still too small to see with the naked eye, but we were told that they would be that way until about a week, then we would start to see them.
We got a powder-like fish food geared toward tiny babies (Hikari First Bites) and well... They