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Logistic jobs are available in the airline industry, railways, manufacturing, postal service, and transportation companies. It covers a wide range of departments such as purchasing, inventory management, customer service, and many more.

Most of the job designations include warehousing and service managers, supervisors, customer support and postal workers and a high school diploma is the minimum requirement for many jobs but a college degree with emphasis on communication, finance, business and logistics is required for most supervisory level jobs. Experience is a must and the job description varies depending on skills required such as organized, motivated, and problem solvers. A good communication skill is a must as they have to deal with merchandisers and managers alike, they should be able to work alone or with a team and they should possess strength and stamina as they are always on their feet. Strong work ethics are important as well as a positive orientation which is as important as their education and work experience. Part of the job description is the company’s investment in providing training for greater IT efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Logistics jobs deal with planning, controlling and implementing the flow of goods, information, or services from the point of origin to consumption to meet customers’ demands and the activities include, warehousing, transportation, and delivery. Huge corporations spend millions of dollars to improve their logistics to be on the competitive edge that’s why logistical careers grow with it.



A logistical assistant is an entry-level job that handles the shipment and receiving processes and they work in a wide range of industries and they also bargain with manufacturers on costs as well as the shipment and delivery of goods. A thorough knowledge about the company’s product is essential for better understanding of its shelf life, they should know how to handle packaging equipment they are using to store and ship the merchandize. Alternatively they should be up to date with the trends so that they can recommend new products and services to the company. Logistic jobs are expected to grow by 11% until 2018 as firms in other fields increasingly employ logistical services. These workers are likely to earn from $39,000 to as much as $58,000 annually.

There are short-term logistics certification programs as well as a four year professional designed to prepare students to work in logistics and the course includes transportation system and management, logistic systems and business logistics principles. There are also elective courses that students can choose from and some of these logistic programs are also offered online and students can take courses and receive a certificate of recognition as long as they have a high school diploma. There is the Export Academy in England that offers a distance learning program in logistics and the course run in three months. Part of the program is the job search opportunity for certified graduates. Manufacturing Skills Standards Council (MSSC) also provides a mid-level course of certified logistics technicians, and certified logistics that will teach students of the safety, quality control, workplace conduct as well as teamwork. Courses are also offered online and graduates will receive a diploma certification valid for 5 years.

If you want to give your all during the interview you have to do your homework about the position you are applying for, the company and the industry they are engaged in and even the hiring manager. By doing this, you will not only be remembered by the hiring manager but you will have a competitive edge and probably land the job you are looking for.

You’re not going to get the job just because of what you are wearing but you may not get it either if you don’t pay attention to what you wear. But, if you present yourself above what is standard apparel for the particular position you are applying for then you are showing that you care about the job because of the presentation you are making.

Dress conservatively and try not to look like a student during the interview. A suit is not always a must either. To be able to dress appropriately for interviews is showing the company that you know how to play the game. So try to learn more about the company’s fashion culture or you may inquire about their dress code to be on the safe side.

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