Thanks for watching. I have a part 2 video I explain in more detail about the job check it out.

@koriexoxo Honestly the job itself wasn’t hard but working in a warehouse with a lot of other team members on the floor with you can be challenging and uncomfortable. Some people employees and truck drivers do not like wearing their masks. I made sure to constantly sanitize my work station, hands, kept my mask on and stayed away or kept a nice distance from most. I think you definitely should keep this in mind and ask if you want to work around a lot of people during your shift.

I am a teacher by profession but I am thinking of quitting teaching and doing something interesting. I am enrolling for transport and logistics this year. Any advice? 😊

Hey Dimitris no you don’t have to do physical workers work in logistics/supply chain. You can work entering orders, creating sales orders, PO’s, releasing drop ship orders, maintaining inventory in whatever software the company uses, dealing with vendors, monitoring inbound containers and their movement. I currently do not work in the warehouse but I am still in logistics just more on the backend maintaining amazon VC, uploading tracking info into different drop ship platforms, updating inventory and SKU’s having meetings about products and entering orders

Supply chain is management of the flow of goods and services between businesses and locations. Logistics Coordinator relates to supply chain as your job is to manage the flow of products between businesses (B2B) or distribution centers (DC’s) customers, you have to be able to multitask and pay attention to detail (shipping addresses, PO #, Order #, zip codes, how they order should ship ex: ground, expedited, overnight etc) knowing the terminology helps too also knowing different shipments parcel, LTL, air etc both positions relate to each other. Hope this helps

@@ladyandthachef tq

Hi Moses check LinkedIn and indeed for remote abroad logistics Coordinator or Operations manager positions

Yes just a different name used but yes same position

Hey @quelqu’un I have been working as a Logistics coordinator for 10+ years now. I started off working picking and packing orders in the warehouse and continued to work my way up learning more about the industry. Thank you for watching

@@ladyandthachef wow 10+ years‼️‼️‼️ you look so young!!

Hi Siva you can apply using google, LinkedIn, Glassdoor, monster, zip recruiter, use google my friend it’s very powerful and will help you land a job fast

Hi you don’t need a course on the job training Is suffice. As long as you have good excel skills, time management, and attention to details you will do great.

@naveen av hey this is a great time to look for a logistics coordinator position or order entry specialist or e-commerce specialist. If you know Amazon FBA, Shopify and how to process shipments you can land a job easily as many companies are hiring. Try LinkedIn, Indeed, Zip recruiter, Glassdoor, Monster all have great jobs

@@ladyandthachef thank you maam, god bless you❤, happy new year

Use google my friend it’s very informative and powerful

@@ladyandthachef oh thanks I had no idea

You don’t really need to practice before hand. Every company uses different platforms. Once you get the job they should train you. But most platforms you will use will require you to monitor inbounds, process outbound shipments, monitor stock levels, create shipping labels, etc you will have to use excel but the main thing is attention to detail is very important. Good luck on your interview

@@ladyandthachef oh alright, thank you very much!

Hi look online at different job websites google is very powerful

It depends on the company you apply for and exactly what in logistics you are planning to do. Use google my friend it’s very powerful with a lot of information also use job website and READ the job descriptions or email the hiring managers

What exactly don’t you understand?

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No this career path is not divided into female or male coordinators anyone can be a logistics coordinator. This industry is heavily male dominate so I recorded this video from a FEMALES perspective. This job requires a keen attention to detail and being able to multitask and knowing the terminology.