General process: first go to the gas station for internship, that is, to be a refueling worker, add gasoline and diesel to people, learn the process flow, equipment, allocation ratio and accounting of gas stations.

Generally, 1 year and a half will change.

1 is to work in a gas station, first locate the technician, then locate the deputy stationmaster, and then locate the stationmaster.

The second is secondment to the sales office, which generally requires relationships, because oil products can't be sold now. Generally, people who have oil in their hands are cattle people. Money is easy to come by and easy to earn. . . If nothing else, the price of diesel will go up. If you hoard 1W tons of diesel, 1T will go up by 200, and it will be 200W in a few days. . .

Generally speaking, sales are made by people with connections. It doesn't matter. Try not to sell. I can't learn the main knowledge of storage and transportation, and I can't climb the position of making money. What did you say?/Sorry?

It doesn't matter. It's best to sign in a place where you can learn real talents. Long-distance pipeline, urban natural gas pipeline network, design institute, etc. They are all the most relevant trunk majors in warehousing and transportation.