Ocean Freight Professionals Needed for Shipment Tracking Research (30 mins)
Compensation
$50
Duration
60 min
Format
Remote
Eligibility
18+
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About this Study
We’re looking for logistics and supply chain professionals who regularly work with ocean freight and container shipments to participate in a remote research session. In this session, you will: • Explore a shipment visibility platform • Complete a few simple tasks related to shipment tracking and creation • Share your feedback and thoughts as you navigate the experience We are specifically looking for people who: ✓ Work with ocean freight or container shipments ✓ Track containers, shipments,
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