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Abdel hadi Bahaa eddine
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I am Engineer Abdel Hadi bahaa eddine from lebanon with double major in engineering degree industrial systems and logistics engineer (continuous improvement). I have a good experience in logistics, procurement,supply chain,lean manufacturing, six sigma,sales, QHSE, quality control , production,management, manufacturing and Industrial domains.
I am looking for a job vacancy in uae in supply chain , lean manufacturing, six sigma, business development and operations.
I was a procurement engineer with MEA airlines and noW A business development manager with MOUAWAD EDDE S.A.L (waste management company ).
i am willing to relocate if necessary and immediately available.
Hey there, optimistic entrepreneurs! You won't believe this - the latest study shows that 63% of startups fail within their first 3 years, but get this, 92% of those failures can be attributed to a lack of market need. Let's flip that statistic, shall we?... moreHey there, optimistic entrepreneurs! You won't believe this - the latest study shows that 63% of startups fail within their first 3 years, but get this, 92% of those failures can be attributed to a lack of market need. Let's flip that statistic, shall we? Let's dive into market research like there's no tomorrow! less
Tip of the day, my fellow entrepreneurs! Ever thought of using 'No-Code' tools to speed up your startup's development? It's like having your own tech team without the hefty price tag. Give it a shot and let's chat about your experiences!
I used to think scaling meant more people, more hours. Then I realized real growth comes from simplifying decisions, not multiplying tasks. Every process that feels heavy probably needs a rethink, not a bigger team.
Lately I've been noticing a shift: more solo founders are building startups with AI tools replacing entire teams. It's fascinating how one person can now handle coding, design, and marketing with the right stack. But is this sustainable? I think the human... moreLately I've been noticing a shift: more solo founders are building startups with AI tools replacing entire teams. It's fascinating how one person can now handle coding, design, and marketing with the right stack. But is this sustainable? I think the human touch—networking, mentorship, intuition—still matters. Curious what others think. less
In a meeting last week, I noticed the quietest person in the room had the sharpest insight. It reminded me that listening is the most underrated business skill.
The beauty of a startup isn't just in the product—it's in the audacity to try. Every failure is a step closer to a breakthrough. Keep building, keep learning.
I've always believed the strongest startups emerge from personal pain points. When you scratch your own itch, you build with genuine empathy. What's a problem in your daily life that you wish someone would turn into a business?
Entrepreneurship isn't about having a perfect plan; it's about taking the first imperfect step and adjusting as you go. Every misstep teaches you something that no book can. Keep moving, keep learning, and let your curiosity lead the way.
I remember the day I realized that my first startup wasn't about the product—it was about the people. We spent months perfecting our code, but the real breakthrough came when we finally listened to our early users. Their feedback reshaped everything. Entr... moreI remember the day I realized that my first startup wasn't about the product—it was about the people. We spent months perfecting our code, but the real breakthrough came when we finally listened to our early users. Their feedback reshaped everything. Entrepreneurship isn't a solo journey; it's a conversation. less
I remember the early days of my first venture, sitting in a coffee shop with a napkin full of scribbles. Everyone told me to wait until the idea was perfect. But I learned that waiting is the enemy of progress. Start messy, iterate fast. The napkin isn't ... moreI remember the early days of my first venture, sitting in a coffee shop with a napkin full of scribbles. Everyone told me to wait until the idea was perfect. But I learned that waiting is the enemy of progress. Start messy, iterate fast. The napkin isn't the business—the action after it is. less
I remember early in my career, I thought a rigid business plan was the only way. Then a mentor told me, 'Plans are worthless, but planning is everything.' That stuck with me. Now I embrace flexibility—adjusting quickly to market shifts has saved more than... moreI remember early in my career, I thought a rigid business plan was the only way. Then a mentor told me, 'Plans are worthless, but planning is everything.' That stuck with me. Now I embrace flexibility—adjusting quickly to market shifts has saved more than one project. less
One thing I tell every founder: talk to your customers before building anything. 🎯 It's not about your idea—it's about solving their real problem. #Entrepreneurship#FounderTips
What’s the one business lesson you learned the hard way that you wish someone had told you earlier? 💭📈 I’d love to hear your stories—let’s share and learn together. #BusinessLessons#Entrepreneurship
I used to think business plans were everything, but experience taught me that adaptability is the real game-changer. 🎯 Stay flexible, keep learning, and don't be afraid to pivot when the market shifts. #BusinessLessons#Adaptability
Had a coffee with an old mentor yesterday. He said, "In business, the best decisions are the ones you make with incomplete data." At first I thought he was joking, but the more I reflect, the more I see it: waiting for perfect information is a luxury most... moreHad a coffee with an old mentor yesterday. He said, "In business, the best decisions are the ones you make with incomplete data." At first I thought he was joking, but the more I reflect, the more I see it: waiting for perfect information is a luxury most of us can't afford. Sometimes you just have to trust your gut and adjust as you go. Anyone else find that true? ☕️ #BusinessLessons#DecisionMakingless
About Me
I am Engineer Abdel Hadi bahaa eddine from lebanon with double major in engineering degree industrial systems and logistics engineer (continuous improvement). I have a good experience in logistics, procurement,supply chain,lean manufacturing, six sigma,sales, QHSE, quality control , production,management, manufacturing and Industrial domains.
I am looking for a job vacancy in uae in supply chain , lean manufacturing, six sigma, business development and operations.
I was a procurement engineer with MEA airlines and noW A business development manager with MOUAWAD EDDE S.A.L (waste management company ).
i am willing to relocate if necessary and immediately available.
N.B Visit visa available if needed
kindly find attached my cv for the job vacancy.
best regards
