Choosing a career I think is the hardest and most important decision a person does before marriage. This decision is important because it will depend on what will be the rest of your life. Making a good decision will lead to a full realization of yourself, because you 'll play something that will help you economically plus you 'll be happy to develop your work, and on the other hand, a bad decision would result in the opposite, you’ll feel uncomcomfortable in your work, and therefore to not perform it in a good way your economic stability would not be good. I think that I would like to study business administration and then major in logistics.
Business administration is a career to organize human and material resources in business towards …show more content…
I was researching about job openings in logistics and I found some information about Logistics Coordinator in Phoenix, AZ. The education needed for this job is a college degree with experience in sales and marketing, and experience in the truck industry.
Another entry level position available is Purchasing Expeditor in Houston. The education needed for this job is a Bachelor’s degree from four year college/university or minimum 3-4 years of purchasing/logistics …show more content…
All to ensure customer satisfaction.
• Lead logistics teams and set goals.
• Monitor the activities of logistics and implement the necessary improvement actions in coordination with other plant functions (Quality, Production, System Efficiency, etc.).
The education level required for this job is:
• Proficiency in MS Office including Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint
• • Demonstrated leadership skills
• • Highly organized and able to multi-task while prioritizing workload
• • Team player who is flexible and able to work in a fast paced environment
• • Exceptional communication skills coupled with a professional demeanor in effectively dealing with both internal and external personnel
• • Proactive approach to work with the ability to identify, analyze, and resolve problems in a timely manner
To become a Logistics Supervisor you need experience of at least 5 to 10 years, they need a 4 year degree and are paid from $65,000 to $70,000 per year.
Some of the universities that I like that offer the career I like are Texas A&M and UTSA. You have to take courses in a range of subjects, including international business, human resources, economics, negotiations and data
Business administration is a career to organize human and material resources in business towards …show more content…
I was researching about job openings in logistics and I found some information about Logistics Coordinator in Phoenix, AZ. The education needed for this job is a college degree with experience in sales and marketing, and experience in the truck industry.
Another entry level position available is Purchasing Expeditor in Houston. The education needed for this job is a Bachelor’s degree from four year college/university or minimum 3-4 years of purchasing/logistics …show more content…
All to ensure customer satisfaction.
• Lead logistics teams and set goals.
• Monitor the activities of logistics and implement the necessary improvement actions in coordination with other plant functions (Quality, Production, System Efficiency, etc.).
The education level required for this job is:
• Proficiency in MS Office including Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint
• • Demonstrated leadership skills
• • Highly organized and able to multi-task while prioritizing workload
• • Team player who is flexible and able to work in a fast paced environment
• • Exceptional communication skills coupled with a professional demeanor in effectively dealing with both internal and external personnel
• • Proactive approach to work with the ability to identify, analyze, and resolve problems in a timely manner
To become a Logistics Supervisor you need experience of at least 5 to 10 years, they need a 4 year degree and are paid from $65,000 to $70,000 per year.
Some of the universities that I like that offer the career I like are Texas A&M and UTSA. You have to take courses in a range of subjects, including international business, human resources, economics, negotiations and data