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Women favor logistics careers despite challenges
By STAFF
Even though they still must deal with an "old boys'" network in the workplace, respondents to the "2006 Career Patterns for Women in Logistics" study are bullish on logistics as a career.
From the Quarter 02 2007 issue
Even though they still must deal with an "old boys'" network in the workplace, respondents to the "2006 Career Patterns for Women in Logistics" study are bullish on logistics as a career. Ninety percent of the respondents said that the opportunities for building a sound professional career in logistics were better today than ever before....
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