My background has been Freight Forwarding / Logistics with a transportation company, How easy would it be to work in FMCG Logistics?

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Mohamed Imthiaz
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Ravi Shankar Majalkodi

by Ravi Shankar Majalkodi , DEPUTY MANAGER - CONTRACTS , Venture Gulf Engineering WLL

Easiness is judged on What you know in FMCG Logistics?

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