I also graduated from logistics, and now I have graduated. In fact, the development potential of this industry is great now, but the employment prospects are not very optimistic. The competition is fierce. Major workplaces can learn more about it. Most domestic logistics companies are small freight forwarding companies, and all they want are jobs that don't require any technical content. College students are not as good as them. First, college students can't suffer; Second, the salary is higher than that of migrant workers (doing the same work as others); Third, the industry is the compression of competition and cost, which makes college students uncompetitive.

If you want to develop in this field, you must adjust your mentality, start as a material manager in coastal manufacturing enterprises, and learn international trade and English well. You only need to take two certificates (customs declaration certificate and project manager certificate) in the professional field. After three or four years, you can train talents to be a logistics manager in a foreign company, if you have the ability to run your own entity or go abroad for further study.

If you want to enter Yuancheng Logistics, TNT and other enterprises (it is difficult for fresh college students to enter and need some experience), the development is not very good. If you want to be a freight forwarder, you can also consider it, but the competition with such a low threshold will be extremely fierce.

I hope my answer can help you understand the logistics market.