What should a real professional be like? презентация

Introduction
There are many different professions in our world and each profession is very important . One of these professions is commodity specialist.

Who is a commodity specialist ?
What is commodity science?
A commodity specialist is a specialist in the quality, supply and sale of goods for various purposes(food, medicines, repair and finishing materials, etc.). a Commodity specialist carries out economic planning, organizes transportation, merchandising, and expert evaluation.
Commodity science (German: Warenkunde) is a scientific discipline that focuses on the consumer properties of goods that underlie their use value.

The history of the profession of commodity specialist
M. Ya. Kittary
The founder of domestic commodity science. He pointed out the need to use the idea of classification into groups, which combined 209 individual types of goods.
P. P. Petrov
Founder of commodity science of non-food products.Introduced practical classes in commodity science.

The commodity specialist works in trade and public catering organizations. The product specialist is directly responsible for the acceptance of the product, its placement and compliance with standards and requirements. It studies the population's demand for goods, prepares orders for their delivery or even production. In addition, the commodity expert monitors the delivery of goods in the right range, of the appropriate quality and within the agreed time frame. Checks whether the quality of incoming goods meets the current State standards and technical conditions.

What does a commodity specialist ?
responsible for compliance with the rules of storage of goods and packaging materials.
works in industrial organizations, in finishing construction.
provide the company with raw materials, equipment, and spare parts.
makes the order, reception and delivery of materials, keeps records and documentation.

Requirements for specialist knowledge and skills
To successfully master the profession of a commodity specialist, needs basic knowledge of office management and Economics.
A qualified commodity expert should be able to:
keep records and accept goods;
work with warehouse equipment;
communicate with suppliers, customers, representatives of regulatory authorities, etc.
A qualified commodity expert should know:
the range of goods and products;
supplier market, terms of delivery and registration;
legislation, documentation, safety regulations, etc.

Personal qualities required to work as a commodity specialist
Sociability
Accuracy
Organizational skills

Areas of application of the profession
Commodity specialist can work in organizations and areas such as:
Businesses and organizations;
Stores, supermarkets, retail chains, etc.

Career prospects
Possible ways to develop a commodity specialist:
Specialization and development of related fields.
Commodity experts can specialize in specific types and types of products, quality control or organization of product deliveries, etc. Also, a person with the profession of a commodity specialist can master related specializations, such as: purchasing Manager, etc.
Management path of development.
At the same time, the profession of a commodity expert can also assume a managerial path of development. In this case , a commodity specialist can manage the purchasing and supply Department, or head the corresponding Department. In the case of this career direction it is recommended to develop managerial skills and master such professions as: Manager.

Demand for the profession in the labor market
Currently, commodity experts are among the most popular professions in the labor market. The demand for the profession of commodity expert is stable and stable. Employers give preference when hiring those specialists who have a professional education in the specialty "commodity science" and experience in trade. In terms of market relations, the scope of the profession is wide. Currently, commodity experts can work not only in trade, but also in the sales services of a manufacturing enterprise, in the service sector, certification bodies and state control, where they are engaged in the supply and sale of goods.