Professional Orientation and Counseling
Employment consultants are invited to use the Logipass professional guidance system as a support tool in the counseling process and as a decision-support tool for clients.
It is a professional, advanced, and sophisticated system developed by psychologists and experts who understand well the challenges faced by a consultant.
The use of the system includes support from a client manager and a variety of usage possibilities and costs. We have created an interface for you that allows you to manage professions (profiles) according to your needs, what to allow the consultants, what not, advanced reports, and much more.
A software architect is a programmer responsible for all structural aspects of software systems. The role includes making ongoing decisions regarding software development, design, as well as organizing its operation and testing, while ensuring it meets the high standards of the industry on one hand, and ensuring customer satisfaction on the other. It is a rich and fascinating role that requires creativity and love for the software world.
An architectural technician is engaged in planning and designing buildings and infrastructure, while implementing architectural, design, and technical principles. Their role includes preparing detailed construction plans, designing building details, and coordinating between design aspects and engineering aspects. The work may include using specialized drafting software and going to the field to supervise implementation. The job involves collaboration with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure that the project meets standards, budget, and aesthetic requirements. The difference between an architectural technician and an architect is that the architectural technician completes shorter studies (technician certificate) and is authorized to design buildings up to 4 floors, while the architect has completed longer studies (bachelor's degree) and is qualified to design buildings on a larger scale.
A logistics manager is a professional responsible for managing and coordinating all logistical operations in an organization, including processes such as goods transportation, inventory management, resource planning and distribution, transportation coordination, and procurement. The manager is responsible for ensuring that products and materials arrive at the right time and place, while maintaining efficiency, low costs, and meeting organizational requirements. This role requires contact with suppliers, drivers, and internal organizational departments, supervision of inventory management systems, planning efficient processes, and continuous improvement of logistics activities. The manager is also responsible for solving technical and operational problems that may arise during the logistics process.
Career guidance counselors and employment consultants working with us
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