• Procurement Says No Ep17 Collaborators feat LTP

  • Aug 5 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Procurement Says No Ep17 Collaborators feat LTP

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  • It’s a collab podcast – this time we are joining forces with fellow smooth podcasters Luke Stroud and Luke Burford aka 2Lukes of Let’s Talk Procurement (verified as the second best procurement-based podcast).

    Yes, it’s PSN vs LTP. GenX vs GenZ. Masters vs Learners.

    We discuss important matters such as: which animal would be best at procurement; how to spot “red flags” in recruiting and job ads; whether you always need a notepad; should we have merch, an Amazon mini-series and possibly the sponsorship of Tranmere Rovers?

    Plus: what usually goes wrong in procurement; how to “proc block”; being judged on savings alone; the most important 3 things to take into a negotiation (choose from cheese grater, bleach, knife, cocoa butter, toothpaste and others); should you negotiate with 10 buyers or 1 head of Procurement; the best negotiation tactics; and the biggest changes in procurement in the last 30 years.

    And: whether it's true that only 2 people have ever really wanted to go into procurement as their first choice career.

    It's absolutely full of advice of the sort that will get you a long way to achieving CIPS level 5. And it’s free – even cheaper than crisps this time. Listen now on all the usual pod places.

    #letstalkprocurement

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