@Manoucheca Masson Some warehouse jobs will pay your college tuition. I got mine paid that way. When you apply for any warehouse jobs, ask if they have a college reimbursement program. I know Amazon started that program sometime last year. A college education will definitely help you grow your career. Best of luck.

If you stay long enough at any warehouse associate job, you can grow your career. You can become a lead, a supervisor, and even a manager, if you stay long enough and you can also ask for a raise if you stay long enough. You can open a checking, then a saving, and put some into your investment portfolio with fidelity or some investment company and even set up a 401k program with the company as well as invest your money in something like a long term stock exchange and buy lottery tickets, if luck come, you might win a million dollars prize and go back to get your Ph.D. or master degree but if you already have it then you ahead start than most. Sometime it's about luck in life, if you stick to your job long enough, you will grow your career even if it's just a warehouse job, it doesn't matter your education background, it's about long term and commitment you put at work. Work is different than school, but if you did go to school. You will likely be better off at finding a job and sometime high paying job, people would want to hire someone educated and sometime your education will kick in in math, reading and computers at work. So, don't think education is not important, education is very important but work is different. You can grow your career if you stick long enough with that company and retire from that company if you work like 20 years or 30 years from that company.

One of my friends works at the Amazon Warehouse. I don't believe my friend takes advantage of the college opportunities that Amazon provides. Yet, if anything working at a warehouse can give you an idea of the need for working with people and the needs for logisitics.

Heathcare