Looking to connect with sharp, IT-savvy candidates in the Forest Park, GA area for logistics/operations roles with a fast-growing delivery company. Ideal background: Comfortable with technology, apps, Excel, and basic reporting Strong discipline and attention to detail Able to learn dispatch, scheduling, and operations quickly Reliable, proactive, and process-oriented Leadership mindset is a plus Great opportunity for someone looking to grow into logistics, dispatch, fleet, or operations manag

I've been in logistics since 2008 and I am not starting to feel stuck. Prior I work for the County Clerks office doing Data Entry. I am currently fully remote but my current company has made major changes. I am now being forced to take on a poistion I do not want. I would like to step back and go part time still being fully remote. I am not having any luck finding role that best fits my experience in both logistics and data entry. Any tips, suggestions or referrals would be greatly appreciated.

I'm a trim carpenter if 8 years and I have been recently trying to break into the automotive industry. Out of highschool I took votech classes for auto 1 and 2 and graduated with two ase student certs. I also have spent a year in Orlando Florida at Motorcycle Mechanics Institute although I was unable to finish due to financial troubles. I am currently having no luck at even landing entry level positions. I have most of the basic tools. Any techs out there have some tips? Any help appreciated.

Hello! I am currently a student getting my logistics certification but have time to add certifications. I am not sure what certifications would help because there are a couple of areas im interested in freight brokerage, inventory management, procurement specialist, and logistics anaylst. I have a year to figure out what area I decide to pursue but can anyone help me with what certifications I can get on the side? I am currently taking an SQL certification but I have heard that learning SAP help

I interviewed for Graduate Finance Analyst role, After the final interview with Head of Finance, they re-checked logistics like salary expectations, start date, and commute time even though HR had already covered these in the screening call. They also said I’d hear back by Wednesday, but it’s now past that and I haven’t received an update. Is it normal for someone that senior to ask logistics at the final stage, and how common is it for companies to miss a stated decision timeline by a few days?

So I applied for Logistics Planning Analyst position. I have a mechanical background in the field and shop of servicing heavy equipment and diesel trucks. Could there be potential to transition into that position, even though I don’t have a degree of some sort for that type of position. Cause all I have is my mechanical experience, telematics and customer communication to show for. I definitely am ready to transition into an office role and adding the experience that I have.

I have nearly 27 years of experience in warehouse management, ERP systems, and graphic designing. I currently work as a Storekeeper at Alfred Talke Logistics Services in Qatar, where I manage inventory and logistics using ERP systems. Previously, I worked in Sri Lanka as a Warehouse and Distribution Executive at Korean Spa Packaging (Anunine Holdings), handling stock, dispatch, and team supervision. I'm skilled in SAP, SAGE, Excel, and MS Office. I also have 27 years of experience i

Working in logistics means juggling chaos. My phone buzzes before sunrise—driver delays, missed pickups, urgent reroutes. I used to answer every call, even at dinner. It wore me down fast. Lately, I’ve learned to draw the line. I silence work notifications after hours, go for evening walks, and stop feeling guilty for not being "always on." Balance doesn’t mean doing less—it means doing smarter. Anyone else in logistics figure out how to keep work from swallowing your life?

To those of you struggling in the insurance field. Check SLI. Its amazing to work in a field I love, and to be paid well for what I do. Amazing little rewards just for doing it well. Its still a job, I work hard, But I can honestly say I am appreciated when I do well. No recruiting required. Plus Bonus. 7 months, cc paid off, new truck kind of bonus... no need to let them know I sent you, I just know what it can be like to struggle on your own, so I am paying it forward.

​My biggest achievement is bridging maritime training with professional trade. Starting with a GP-3 course at Pakistan Marine Academy, I gained technical discipline. I applied this at Habib Rice Products Ltd as an Import-Export & Documentation Officer for 2.5 years. Managing complex LCs, Bills of Lading, and Customs with a zero-error rate is my proudest success. My success stems from the technical grounding of the Academy and my proactive coordination in global logistics.