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 couples counselor helps couples improve communication and deal with conflicts through practical tools and guidance. Their role is to guide partners in managing open and respectful dialogue and provide strategies for solving everyday problems in the relationship. The counselor is not an emotional therapist, and therefore focuses on support and guidance rather than deep processing of emotional experiences or traumas.
A Procurement Manager is responsible for planning, managing, and executing purchasing processes for the organization, ensuring the availability of quality products and services at cost-effective prices and within required timeframes. This role includes developing and implementing procurement strategies, negotiating with suppliers, creating contracts, and maintaining long-term relationships with suppliers and service providers. The manager performs data analysis to identify cost-saving opportunities and improve efficiency, oversees procurement processes, and ensures compliance with organizational policies and regulatory standards. Additionally, the manager is responsible for quality control of products and services, developing metrics for evaluating supplier performance, and coordinating with other departments in the organization to meet operational and strategic goals. The role of a Procurement Manager is critical to the ongoing functioning of the organization and requires analytical abilities, negotiation skills, and a deep understanding of the supply chain and business operations.
An actuary specializes in analyzing and evaluating financial risks using mathematical and statistical models. The actuary builds models to calculate risks related to areas such as insurance, pensions, investments, and financial policy, and provides economic forecasts for future scenarios. The actuary uses historical data, advanced statistical methods, and complex calculations to assess the potential cost of risks and suggest solutions for insurance or risk management. The job requires deep proficiency in mathematical and statistical methodologies, the ability to analyze complex financial data, and a thorough understanding of the market and economic environment. The role serves as a cornerstone in fields such as insurance and finance, which inherently rely on risk assessment under conditions of uncertainty.
Career guidance counselors and employment consultants working with us
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