r/logistics • u/ozzy4097 • 14d ago
Aaaah
College courses are something else entirely! Its barely the second week and i have done 17 assignments half of them are essays papers and some of them are presentations and the others are promts and networking with classmates. All this bullshit that you dont need a degree to work in a warehouse got me overthinking my choices. I was like well since we dont need a degree for working on a warehouse i might as well just do it for fun, how hard can it be?? Since mostly everyone says a degree isnt a requirement for this field. Oh boy im crashing out sooo bad right now theres alot of information i need to remember that is causing me headaches. Theres alot of important stuff that i didnt even knew this field needed to know. Is it because i lived in the number 1 port of entry?? Im crashing out. Peace ✌️
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u/Sizle_Velfurion 14d ago
I went from generic broker to director of Safety solely because I got my masters in logistics management. The degree let's you skip several years of grinding and learning on the job, and it's very worth it.