I am a junior girl majoring in logistics management. I heard that the shipping company is better than the freight forwarder. I wonder if the shipping company is difficult to enter. What are their recr

I am a junior girl majoring in logistics management. I heard that the shipping company is better than the freight forwarder. I wonder if the shipping company is difficult to enter. What are their recruitment requirements and treatment? 1. The shipping company is better, necessary, and good in all aspects, including wages and benefits.

But generally speaking, it is difficult to join a shipping company.

3. Professional requirements, college degree, professional counterpart, preferably a famous university, female should be straight, at least CET-4, familiar with handling English books and emails.

4. If you go in for an interview yourself, it's basically about getting a certificate or accepting an appointment. After all, it is typing. . . Write emails, etc. . .

In fact, if it doesn't matter at home, you should still apply for some small shipping companies. CMA and the like mentioned upstairs are difficult to get in, and they are all related households. . .

6. Suggestion: Since it is logistics management, there is no need to go to a freight forwarder or shipping company to buy goods. Wages in these two industries may be high, but the relative workload of high wages is also very heavy, boring and stressful. Little girls shouldn't go. In fact, you can go to a foreign trade company, which is easier to apply for, with less workload and less pressure.