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Generation Logistics case study
Arnold Brighton, Apprentice Data Analyst, DFDS
An apprenticeship with DFDS seemed like the ideal first step towards a dream job elsewhere, and after some research Arnold Brighton became very excited to apply. He had set his sights on a data-related role, but after dropping out of university and moving home to a small town, he thought his options were limited.
“I hadn’t considered a career in logistics before I saw the apprenticeship posting, although once I had done some research into the industry, I realised the immense possibilities,” he said, “I didn’t know what to expect, but I can say now that the industry is very friendly and welcoming, everyone has similar goals and the opportunities are growing.”
Arnold’s role involves capturing data from available sources to verify, analyse and report his findings. His work makes everyday processes more efficient and brings him a lot of satisfaction.
“There was a complex process a department was doing every week that took one person over a day to complete. I created a tool for them, and this process now takes under two minutes,” he said.
Having already completed many informal courses on the job, all funded by DFDS, Arnold is keen to expand his learning. He’s energised and excited by the prospects that working in logistics offers.
“Logistics is a key industry worldwide and will always exist, it is becoming highly innovative with new technology and seems to be getting more recognition for its importance. It is a very safe and beneficial choice for a long-term career; once you are established, the possibilities of both horizontal and vertical career growth are endless.”
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Published On: 02/02/2023 16:00:09
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