What are the disadvantages of further training as a logistics specialist?

A logistics specialist with a federal certificate takes on responsible and varied tasks ranging from complex warehouse and distribution logistics to waste disposal logistics. They are therefore experts in the analysis and optimization of internal and inter-company logistics processes.

The main disadvantages of further training as a logistics specialist are

1. As logistics specialist training usually takes place alongside work, the time budget can be tight and free time often has to be foregone.
2. Working as a logistician requires a high degree of flexibility, reliability and commitment. In addition to the sometimes physical strain, forward-looking planning and thinking outside the box are required in order to find quick solutions to acute problems. The focus is on optimizing logistical sub-processes in the areas of procurement, production, storage, distribution and disposal logistics.
3. The topics that logistics specialists need to know about are very wide-ranging. These include topics such as supply chain, disposal and recycling, occupational safety and quality management. These focal points are also covered in further training.
4. The pressure of the annual federal final examinations is high, but during the logistics specialist training course you are specifically prepared for this.

Graduates take on management functions in the various logistics areas of purchasing, production, sales, disposal or warehousing at the lowest management level. As team or project leaders, they concentrate on one or more logistics sub-processes.

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