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My Experience as a Supply Chain Analyst: A Double-Edged Sword

I work as a supply chain analyst for a large US company with a significant supply chain base. The job offers a solid income ($91k), but there are some downsides I'd like to share. The hours can be insane and unpredictable. Some weeks I work 40 hours, while others I'm close to 80. This week, I have no life outside of work and sleep. I had to board my dog because I couldn't spare any time for them. The level of responsibility keeps growing. I'm constantly working on bigger projects and interacting with higher-ups, which is stressful. As a senior analyst, I often lead teams of contractors by myself. Although the company seems to care about my career growth and I've received multiple promotions, I'm just starting to feel overwhelmed. I'm seeking advice on whether I'm being unreasonable or if I should tough it out. Has anyone else experienced similar…


I work as a supply chain analyst for a large US company with a significant supply chain base.
The job offers a solid income ($91k), but there are some downsides I'd like to share.

  • The hours can be insane and unpredictable. Some weeks I work 40 hours, while others I'm close to 80. This week, I have no life outside of work and sleep. I had to board my dog because I couldn't spare any time for them.
  • The level of responsibility keeps growing. I'm constantly working on bigger projects and interacting with higher-ups, which is stressful. As a senior analyst, I often lead teams of contractors by myself.
    • Although the company seems to care about my career growth and I've received multiple promotions, I'm just starting to feel overwhelmed.
    • I'm seeking advice on whether I'm being unreasonable or if I should tough it out.
    • Has anyone else experienced similar situations? How did you manage intense hours and increasing responsibilities in your job?
    • I appreciate any advice or insights you can provide.
    • Thank you for reading my post. I look forward to discussing this topic with you.

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