Yeliz Kavak-Küstner

#creating #network #inside your #company While doing sessions about the development of facilitators in the company with our wonderful Nico Balschuweit it was advised to search for a mentor, and what a great idea it was. i've search for mine and even if we didn't had so many sessions yet , one word , one sentence remained on my mind: you must have a good network in the company. Network meaning: " #Professional #relationships, like all interpersonal #connections, tend to form between individuals who are similar to each other. And having a fixed belief that relationships tend to #develop spontaneously can inhibit one from reaching out and building diverse relationships. I believe that if we have a correct growth mindset with the willing of change and that relationships can be cultivated , we can create the way #profitable networks. The key to networking isn't just about how many people you connect with, but rather the #quality of people you bring into your network as we say in Portuguese " Poucos mas bons". To conclude seek out #colleagues who have the capacity to make a difference in your personal #growth in your #career , but please don't be a #salesperson while creating your network as after all, about forming mutually beneficial relationships, and if you approach networking with the mentality that you’re just looking to get something from it for yourself, you’ll likely come off as inauthentic. Like this, you’ll shoot yourself in the foot before you even get started, be your #genuine self and avoid too much time in the spotlight - at least at first. What i've understood is that with networking my initial goal should be about forming relationships and collecting information – not about showcasing everything you can bring to the table before you’re even sure you have a seat. Thanks Stephen Friel for being my mentor can't wait for the next session #fedex #openforbusiness

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The Complexities of German Project Cargo The project cargo industry in Germany is encountering significant obstacles due to complex bureaucratic procedures. Transporting super-heavy cargo requires more than 100 permits, resulting in delays and increased costs for both shippers and carriers. Key Challenges: ➡️Permit Delays: Lengthy approval processes contribute to higher logistical expenses. ➡️Infrastructure Issues: Narrow roads and inadequate roundabout accommodations restrict efficient transportation routes. ➡️Night Restrictions: Convoys are restricted to nighttime travel due to daytime parking shortages. Looking Ahead: Shippers advocate for streamlined approval processes like those in the Netherlands, aiming for quicker processing times and improved infrastructure support. The German project cargo sector is calling for legislative reforms to enhance operational efficiency and global competitiveness. Source: https://lnkd.in/gbDSxxuu #germany #projectindustry #news #heavylift

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