Are you the manager responsible for instrumentation purchasing?
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In the current economic crisis, many companies are unable to keep up with the projects they want to pursue. Has your company encountered this situation? I took on a chemical plant project last year, supplying instruments and cables, and the initial funds were quickly received. Later, the project was stopped, and a small amount of funds were not received. Since it is my own company, of course I hope to get the payment back as soon as possible. The general economic trend is not good now, and companies have no choice but to have funds. Their purchasing manager has a very good relationship with me. He always feels sorry for me when he calls to ask about the situation. I am embarrassed. I also want to be a corporate purchasing manager. When a company is suddenly short of funds, it is really not easy to coordinate so many things. Have you experienced this situation too? This post was last edited by Tektronix Instruments on 2009-2-28 20:49 ]
Generally, the purchasing manager is responsible for instrument procurement, not the project manager. I think the poster was negligent for a moment, right? :lol The current situation is indeed not optimistic, I hope China can withstand it. But the Chinese have another * * What the citizens don’t have * used: Savings. Therefore, when a crisis comes, the general public’s ability to bear it is stronger than that of many developed countries. * * of ordinary people. This was once developed * * Ridiculous "ugly" * ” * * Increased “Chinese” affordability.