I am 32 years old, with a part-time college degree, majoring in logistics management. What if I can't find a job?

First of all, you can consider improving your professional knowledge and skills by self-study or participating in relevant training courses. For example, you can read related books and articles, attend online or offline logistics management courses, or enrich your knowledge and skills through practical experience. In addition, you can also consider taking some certification exams in the field of logistics management, such as CSCP, CPIM, CPSM, etc. These certifications can improve your professional level and competitiveness.

Secondly, we can actively seek relevant internship opportunities or volunteer work, accumulate experience through practice and establish contacts. This will not only give you a better understanding of this industry, but also increase your work experience and resume.

Finally, you can consider expanding your job search scope, not only in the field of logistics management, but also in some related positions, such as procurement, supply chain and logistics operation. At the same time, you can also transfer your experience and skills to other industries, such as manufacturing, retail, e-commerce and so on. Through continuous study and practice, you can gradually improve your competitiveness and find a job that suits you.