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For Maya Osei · a made-up person.A real first career job - you asked about marketing and business; your work history points somewhere stronger · at least $44k · Toledo - Detroit corridor · on-site or hybrid
How to read it: start with the direction, then open a line to see the reason behind it. The Map also shows what it can't tell yet.
The direction your work history supportsSupply chain & logistics coordinator
What looks like it's in the wayYour applications have been aimed where your work history is thinnest - and your résumé undersells the strong evidence you have.
Can't tell yetWhether employers count internship plus part-time work against '0 - 2 years' phrasing
Do this firstRetarget the next ten applications to supply-chain and logistics coordinator postings in the corridor - and lead the résumé's top third with the capstone and the 3PL audit work before you send them.Done when: Ten applications submitted to corridor supply-chain/logistics coordinator postings on the revised résumé.
How sure this isModerately high on direction - the funnel sample on the strong direction is small (3 applications, your recall), so the read stays provisional until aimed applications land.
Watch forThe ops-side screen/interview rate from your funnel - 2 screens in 3 applications - holds or improves across the ten retargeted applications.
Where the openings areMidwest Distribution Partners - Logistics Coordinator3 qualifying openings in this map
Who can open doorsLake Erie Logistics Recruiting - coordinator deskconfirmed activity on file
Set this upIndeedDaily alert on 'supply chain coordinator' within 50 miles of Toledo.
Open a line. See what this conclusion rests on.
Rests onSearch funnel, 6 weeks, recalled - 34 applications on one résumé: 31 to marketing/generic-business postings produced 1 screen and 0 interviews; 3 to ops/supply-chain postings produced 2 screens and 1 interview (in process).
Best fits your work history right now31 applications to the direction your work history can't support produced 1 screen; 3 to the direction it supports produced 2 screens and an interview. Same résumé across all 34; comparing directions within one person's job search is what makes this read provisional.
Also contributesThe résumé titles the strongest work 'grocery shift lead' - the inventory and analysis evidence inside is present but poorly shown, compounding the aim problem.
Fits less wellThe cited coordinator direction shows 27 fresh postings across 11 employers - the direction is real. It is listed as a secondary option.
Ruled out by what we can seeZero interviews came from the weaker direction, so no application there reached the interview stage.
Two things at onceThe same résumé went to both directions, so materials can't explain the weaker direction's silence alone - but your work history shows the strong evidence is poorly titled. The two can't responsibly be ordered until aimed applications return.
The step that separates themRetarget the next ten applications to corridor coordinator postings with the capstone and audit work leading the résumé - the response pattern on aimed applications separates aim from presentation.
Inspect the full Clarity Mapevery line, every basis, the honest gaps
What we can see
Rests onSearch funnel, 6 weeks, recalled - 34 applications on one résumé: 31 to marketing/generic-business postings produced 1 screen and 0 interviews; 3 to ops/supply-chain postings produced 2 screens and 1 interview (in process).
Rests onCapstone, 14 weeks, real client - analyzed ~9,000 order lines of pick/shortage data for a regional food distributor; isolated 3 SKU classes driving 61% of stockouts; reorder-point recommendations projected ~18% stockout reduction, two adopted; the model's forecast error vs. actuals ran ~12%.
Rests on10-week ops internship at a 3PL (summer 2025) - ran daily pick-accuracy audits across 2 zones through WMS floor screens; built an exception-tracking spreadsheet supervisors adopted; findings reviewed with shift leads.
Rests onPart-time grocery shift lead, ~22 hrs/week for 2 years - runs nightly counts on ~40 perishable SKUs; trained 6 new hires on the count procedure; holds reorder authority on a perishables subset.
Rests onVP Operations, 40-member student organization - managed an $18k annual budget; ran logistics for three ~300-person events.
Rests onCredentials - ASCM CPIM Part 1 exam passed (Sept 2026); Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel.
Rests onChecked and not present in the confirmed work history: SQL, procurement exposure, formal forecasting tooling beyond Excel.
Rests onRequested direction at intake: 'marketing or business' - no marketing campaigns, internships, specialization or portfolio in the confirmed work history.
The jobs that actually fit
The workKeeping inventory records true and product moving - counts, exceptions, receiving discrepancies, WMS transactions, coordination with warehouse and carriers.
Already shownExcel / data analysis
Likely carries overERP/WMS exposure
Already shownInventory counts / discrepancy work
Already shownProcess documentation / training
Already shownCoordination across people
Partly shown0 - 2 years experience
Already shownCredential signal
The market27 deduplicated corridor postings across 11 employers in 30 days; 0 - 2 years accepted in 19 of 27.
The marketExcel/data analysis named in 23 of 27; ERP/WMS exposure mostly 'preferred' in 15 of 27.
What argues againstNo SQL, procurement exposure or formal forecasting tooling beyond Excel in the confirmed work history - buyer-track postings are out.
What argues againstThe capstone model's forecast error vs. actuals ran ~12% - competent for the level, not expert.
What argues againstDeeper floor experience than your work history shows may be quietly required by some coordinator postings.
Why this orderThe only direction where requirements, market and constraints hold at once with no buildable-gap dependency.
The workHeavier analysis - forecast inputs, safety-stock math, shortage and root-cause reporting.
Already shownAnalytical work on inventory data
A gap you can buildSQL
A real constraintProcurement exposure
Partly shown0 - 2 years experience
The market14 corridor postings across 7 employers in 30 days; posted comp $52 - 64k.
What argues againstSQL and procurement exposure are both absent from the confirmed work history.
What argues againstSQL appears in 8 of 14 cited analyst postings; procurement exposure in 5 of 14.
Why this orderReachable in about one skill-cycle (SQL), blocked on procurement in a third of the cited postings - a potential call, not a readiness call; it does not outrank the direction your work history already supports.
The workCampaign support, content and channel coordination for a marketing team.
A real constraintMarketing-specific experience (1 - 2 years typical ask)
A gap you can buildCampaign portfolio
The market41 corridor postings across 16 employers in 30 days - the demand exists; the gap is in your work history, not the market.
What argues againstNo marketing campaigns, internships, specialization or portfolio in the confirmed work history.
What argues against29 of 41 cited postings ask for marketing-specific internship plus a campaign portfolio.
Why this orderThe direction you asked about is currently your weakest direction: the cited postings ask for marketing-specific experience and a portfolio your work history doesn't hold. If you still want it, the direction needs a campaign-portfolio and marketing-experience cycle - that is what would strengthen it.
Where the openings are
Each opening carries its own application route - links expire; check the date before you rely on one.Why pursue itDirect employer page in the supported direction; the requirement set matches what the corridor postings recur on.
The fitMatches the confirmed coordination experience and the recurring Excel requirement the corridor set names.
WatchWMS exposure is preferred, not required - the internship gives adjacent evidence worth naming.
Named in the postingExcel/data analysis · ERP or WMS exposure preferred · 0 - 2 years accepted
How to applyhttps://careers.mwdistribution.example/jobs/lc-118
Why pursue itNewest posting in the set; hybrid mode fits the stated constraints; the ATS link is the direct route.
The fitHybrid inside the stated corridor; the requirements sit inside what the direction's postings recur on.
Named in the postingExcel/data analysis · 0 - 2 years accepted
How to applyhttps://glfulfillment.example/careers/sc-77
Why pursue itPosted comp meets the constraint; worth the direction only if the SQL gap is addressed honestly in the application.
The fitProvisional direction - the SQL requirement is the open question the Map already names.
WatchSQL is named; the confirmed work history shows spreadsheet analysis, not SQL. Name it honestly or gather proof first.
Named in the postingSQL named in posting · procurement exposure preferred
How to applyhttps://toledoparts.example/jobs/inv-204
What looks like it's in the way
Rests onSearch funnel, 6 weeks, recalled - 34 applications on one résumé: 31 to marketing/generic-business postings produced 1 screen and 0 interviews; 3 to ops/supply-chain postings produced 2 screens and 1 interview (in process).
Best fits your work history right now31 applications to the direction your work history can't support produced 1 screen; 3 to the direction it supports produced 2 screens and an interview. Same résumé across all 34; comparing directions within one person's job search is what makes this read provisional.
Also contributesThe résumé titles the strongest work 'grocery shift lead' - the inventory and analysis evidence inside is present but poorly shown, compounding the aim problem.
Fits less wellThe cited coordinator direction shows 27 fresh postings across 11 employers - the direction is real. It is listed as a secondary option.
Ruled out by what we can seeZero interviews came from the weaker direction, so no application there reached the interview stage.
Two things at onceThe same résumé went to both directions, so materials can't explain the weaker direction's silence alone - but your work history shows the strong evidence is poorly titled. The two can't responsibly be ordered until aimed applications return.
The step that separates themRetarget the next ten applications to corridor coordinator postings with the capstone and audit work leading the résumé - the response pattern on aimed applications separates aim from presentation.
Who and what opens the direction
Verification labels say exactly what your work history shows - nobody here 'wants to meet you' unless your work history says so.Reach them atpublic team page - https://lakeerielogrec.example/team
Why this personTheir own page lists active coordinator searches in this corridor - the specialty and geography both fit.
First stepJoin the free associate tier and register for the next Toledo virtual meetup.
How to joinpublic join page - https://glsca.example/join
Why this networkCorridor employers recruit through the member directory; the Toledo virtual meetup is where coordinator roles circulate informally.
Why this oneHighest coverage for corridor coordinator postings; alerts can mirror the supported direction's exact phrasing.
Search forsupply chain coordinator · logistics coordinator
FiltersToledo + 50mi · posted in last 14 days · entry level
Set the alertDaily alert on 'supply chain coordinator' within 50 miles of Toledo.
Track itSave the search; log each application in the tracker.
Apply throughWhere a posting shows the employer's own apply link, use it - the board copy is second-best.
Use a better route whenThe employer's own careers page carries the same role - apply there instead.
Why this oneLets the recruiter-team page and the association meetup turn into visible, permissible professional contact.
Search forsupply chain coordinator Toledo · logistics coordinator Detroit
FiltersPast week · On-site + hybrid · Entry level
Set the alertWeekly job alert; follow notifications on for the named employers.
Track itSave the search and follow the three employers named here.
Apply throughEasy Apply only where the posting itself uses it; otherwise follow to the employer page.
Use a better route whenA posting's own apply link beats Easy Apply for anything you care about.
What we can't tell yet
Why it mattersIt decides whether the coordinator direction is open now or after a longer runway.
What would resolve itThe retargeted applications' response pattern answers it within weeks.
Stays provisionalwhich direction leads the job search
Why it mattersA conversion strengthens the direction read; structured 'not enough floor experience' feedback would re-rank it.
What would resolve itThe interview outcome itself.
Stays provisionaldirection confidence · whether to widen toward analyst postings
Why it mattersThe work history answers 'can you win' - not 'do you want it.'
What would resolve itYour call after reading what the work actually is - the correction path stays open.
Stays provisionalwhich direction to commit to
Do this first
Why this stepYour funnel: 3 ops-side applications produced 2 screens and an interview while 31 weaker-direction applications produced 1 screen.
Why this step27 fresh corridor coordinator postings across 11 employers - the direction is live now.
Why this stepThe capstone and audit work are your work history's strongest confirmed evidence.
Done whenTen applications submitted to corridor supply-chain/logistics coordinator postings on the revised résumé.
The work in itmedium
What it gives youThe aimed test your work history needs - screens on correctly-targeted applications confirm the direction read; silence re-opens it.
RoughlyAbout two weeks to a response pattern.
KeepEach posting applied to, the date sent, and every response - screens, rejections, silence.
If it stays flatIf aimed applications stay flat, the next check is the demand-side assumption - a re-pull of corridor postings and a below-title positioning look before more volume.
The signal that would change thisThe ops-side screen/interview rate from your funnel - 2 screens in 3 applications - holds or improves across the ten retargeted applications.
The assumption to revisitThe demand-side read - a flat response on correctly-aimed applications shifts weight to thin local demand or below-title positioning, not the direction itself.
Step 1Apply to the two corridor coordinator openings through their employer pages, using the résumé version that names the Excel work.
Step 2Set the Indeed alert exactly as specified so new qualifying postings reach you the week they post.
Step 3Join the association's free tier and register for the next meetup - that is where coordinator roles circulate before they are posted.
Have readythe confirmed résumé version naming Excel/data-analysis work
What this conclusion rests on
every conclusion above resolves to one of theseYour work historyCapstone, 14 weeks, real client - analyzed ~9,000 order lines of pick/shortage data for a regional food distributor; isolated 3 SKU classes driving 61% of stockouts; reorder-point recommendations projected ~18% stockout reduction, two adopted; the model's forecast error vs. actuals ran ~12%.
Your work history10-week ops internship at a 3PL (summer 2025) - ran daily pick-accuracy audits across 2 zones through WMS floor screens; built an exception-tracking spreadsheet supervisors adopted; findings reviewed with shift leads.
Your work historyPart-time grocery shift lead, ~22 hrs/week for 2 years - runs nightly counts on ~40 perishable SKUs; trained 6 new hires on the count procedure; holds reorder authority on a perishables subset.
Your work historyVP Operations, 40-member student organization - managed an $18k annual budget; ran logistics for three ~300-person events.
Your work historyCredentials - ASCM CPIM Part 1 exam passed (Sept 2026); Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel.
Your work historyChecked and not present in the confirmed work history: SQL, procurement exposure, formal forecasting tooling beyond Excel.
Your job search historySearch funnel, 6 weeks, recalled - 34 applications on one résumé: 31 to marketing/generic-business postings produced 1 screen and 0 interviews; 3 to ops/supply-chain postings produced 2 screens and 1 interview (in process).from your recall
Your work historyConstraints - pay needs at least $44k; Toledo - Detroit corridor; on-site or hybrid; no relocation before mid-2027.
Your work historyRequested direction at intake: 'marketing or business' - no marketing campaigns, internships, specialization or portfolio in the confirmed work history.
You told uswhat you want next: a real first career job - marketing or businessanchor:broad_desired_outcome · from what you told us
You told uswhere you can work: Toledo - Detroit corridor; no relocation before mid-2027anchor:geography · from what you told us
You told ushow you can work: on-site or hybridanchor:work_mode · from what you told us
You told usyour hard requirements: compensation at least $44kanchor:material_constraints · from what you told us
The postingsEntry supply-chain/logistics coordinator and inventory-adjacent postings, Toledo - Detroit corridor, on-site/hybrid, 30 days - 27 deduplicated postings across 11 employers, no employer over 30% (illustrative sample). Recurring: Excel/data analysis in 23 of 27; ERP/WMS exposure mostly 'preferred' in 15 of 27; 0 - 2 years accepted in 19 of 27. Posted comp $46 - 58k.27 postings · 11 employers · checked Oct 9, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsEntry marketing coordinator postings, same corridor and work-mode scope, 30 days - 41 postings across 16 employers (illustrative sample). Recurring: 1 - 2 years marketing-specific internship plus a campaign portfolio in 29 of 41. Posted comp $40 - 48k; high-competition markers where boards show volume.41 postings · 16 employers · checked Oct 9, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsInventory analyst postings, same scope, 30 days - 14 postings across 7 employers (illustrative sample). SQL named in 8 of 14; procurement exposure in 5 of 14. Posted comp $52 - 64k.14 postings · 7 employers · checked Oct 9, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsO*NET/BLS logistics-analyst occupational structure - duties cluster around inventory and fulfillment data work, consistent with the capstone and internship work (illustrative sample). Structural context only; does not by itself establish demand.T1 · checked Oct 9, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsMidwest Distribution Partners posted Logistics Coordinator, Toledo on-site, $47k - $54k, posted 2026-10-08 - illustrative fictional postingposted Oct 8, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsGreat Lakes Fulfillment Group posted Supply Chain Coordinator, Detroit hybrid, $50k - $58k, posted 2026-10-11 - illustrative fictional postingposted Oct 11, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsToledo Parts Consortium posted Inventory Analyst, Toledo on-site, $52k - $60k, posted 2026-10-06 - illustrative fictional postingposted Oct 6, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsLake Erie Logistics Recruiting team page lists active coordinator and analyst searches across the Toledo - Detroit corridor - illustrative fictional pagechecked Oct 12, 2026 · via reference data
The postingsGreat Lakes Supply Chain Association page: member directory, free associate membership, monthly Toledo virtual meetup - illustrative fictional associationvia reference data
The postingsLinkedIn and Indeed coverage for coordinator postings in the Toledo - Detroit corridor; employer ATS pages carry the same roles - illustrative tool-coverage notevia reference data
A made-up person · sample postings checked Oct 9, 2026 · the shape is real, the details are illustrativeSomething off? Every map has a "tell us we got it wrong" line. It's part of the work.
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