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In a globalized world, we believe there is more to transportation and logistics than just moving goods from point A to point B.
We advance businesses and lives by shaping the way our world connects. Passion and commitment have made us leaders in transport and logistics for 150 years. As pioneers of the future, we are constantly challenging the status quo, sparking innovation and pushing limits.
Together we succeed for the benefit of our customers, societies and our daily lives everywhere! More than just a job... we work every day to help our customers achieve their dreams.
We enjoy being part of something larger than ourselves by advancing our customers, employees, and the lives of everyone around us. The thrill of successfully handling our next delivery — and connecting people and businesses around the globe — keeps us going every day.
At DB Schenker, we all work towards a common goal: We don’t just move our customers’ goods, we take them further. As one team with one goal, our employees deliver dedicated and integrated solutions. By working with us, you will become part of a global logistics network that connects the world. This proven network will help you shape your career, push limits, and win together with your colleagues, customers and partners.
Our values are an important part of our DNA at DB Schenker, they are what define us, and what make us stronger. Colleagues all over the world are living up to our values every day and we want to acknowledge their great engagement. We will focus on those people who live our values in a very outstanding way: Our new Global Value Ambassadors 2021.
Our company culture contributes to our ongoing success and serves as a foundation for our very own DNA.
We create a work environment based on developing high-quality solutions for our customers and setting international benchmarks today for efficient logistics of tomorrow. At DB Schenker, six company values underpin the longstanding successful partnerships our people have developed, and our long-term goals for the future.
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