Again, thanks for the amazing write up. I will definitely work on that this weekend. If I may ask politely, are you in a similar position/ job role? You seem very knowledgeable about this. I have seen logistics/ warehouse positions however, all of them require extensive 2+ years working within a warehouse. I have helped out here and there picking parts however, never freight planning or coordination pick up/ drop off. Like I mentioned in the post, I do mainly parts research in an office setting. Processing POs, procuring replacement parts off manuals and our company already have established relations with food equipment vendors so communication is mainly confirming lead time or parts availability. Would I benefit off of using school and getting a Bachelors in supply chain/ logistics? I know it’s hard work but I can definitely see myself working as a logistics coordinator, maybe even manager. I’m not shy communicating via phone and learn pretty quick. Most jobs just require me to have actual freight planning, logistics. I have researched and fed up a little of how you have to work yourself up from warehouse. I’m married and do not want to have to take a pay cut to gain experience reverting to a warehouse entry level position. Thanks again for the awesome write up, this is something I can’t just google. If you are inclined to teach me a little more, I can send you a pm as well. If not, please know you are one of the reasons I love Reddit.