Zoom in on a career in the fast lane
by StudyMalaysia.com on April 1, 2016 | Top Stories, Career Guide
In our last article, we talked about career opportunities in the field of transport services. In this article, you will be able to find out more about logistics management and what a logistics and distribution manager does. Interested in automotive technology? We’ve got that covered too.
What is logistics management?
Look around you – what objects do you see? Your computer, your smartphone? Perhaps even a pen, a book, and the chair you’re sitting on. Where do these objects come from and how did they end up where they are right now?
So you wanna be a logistics and distribution manager
The transport of goods, services and people from one location to another is an important part of many different sectors and industries. If you’re analytical, flexible, and enjoy coordinating and overseeing a process to its completion, you could have the traits needed for a career in logistics and distribution.
What is automotive technology?
Did you know? The average car has over 30,000 parts; windshield wipers were invented by a woman (Mary Anderson invented windshield wipers in 1903); and Google has been conducting testing for self driving cars since 2009? If you are: crazy about cars, can spend hours looking under the hood of a car, and love fixing things with your hands – why not consider a career in automotive technology?
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