Why do you need to be highly educated and young to find a job as a warehouse manager now? In fact, I think middle-aged people with practical experience and stability are better.

First, the warehouse administrators of large enterprises have begun to enter the post-ERP era, and will definitely get through the front-end manufacturing in the future. Enterprises need people with stronger learning ability to operate and run in. After all, a high degree at least represents a good early academic ability.

Second, there are too many applicants at present, and they simply choose the best candidate. For example, you should have heard that sanitation workers need a master's degree in the exam, right? Do you think sanitation requirements are so high? It's not just because there are too many applicants, so you can only choose the best.

Finally, what you said makes sense, but it is based on past cognition. Now many warehouses don't need to be managed by people, which is the future trend. It is possible to achieve this trend in ten or eight years, or twenty or thirty years. But if you are young, I suggest you change your mind and find another job. If you are about 40 years old, you can continue to find a warehouse administrator. From Q users: Atean will go down in history.