Operations vs. Supply Chain

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Hello!

I am currently an undergraduate and have a hard time thinking about choosing between the two. I know both fields are closely related, but I have been leaning towards supply chain, specifically in procurement and logistics.

However, I was unable to get an internship within Supply Chain, instead I got an Operations and Management internship position.

For those currently working/have worked in one (or both) of the fields, may I ask the difference (workload, pay, skills needed) between the two? It would really help me a lot.

Thank you!

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