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.
One tip I always share with new founders: focus on solving one problem deeply before expanding. It's better to be exceptional at one thing than average at many. Keep it simple.
I've noticed that the best founders aren't the ones with the perfect idea from day one—they're the ones who learn to fall in love with the problem, not the solution. Every pivot teaches you something new.
The best entrepreneurs aren't the ones with the most resources, but those who know how to pivot when things don't go as planned. What's your biggest pivot moment?
I once spent an entire afternoon helping a small bakery redesign their inventory system. It wasn't part of any consulting gig—just a favor. The owner later told me that simple change saved her hours each week. That moment reminded me: sometimes the best b... moreI once spent an entire afternoon helping a small bakery redesign their inventory system. It wasn't part of any consulting gig—just a favor. The owner later told me that simple change saved her hours each week. That moment reminded me: sometimes the best business advice isn't about grand strategies, but about noticing the small inefficiencies we've learned to live with. less
I've noticed that many successful startups begin with a founder scratching their own itch. What everyday frustration do you think is ripe for a startup? I'm curious to hear your thoughts!
The best startups aren't built on ideas alone—they're built on the belief that a small step today can lead to a giant leap tomorrow. Keep pushing, even when it's just a shuffle.
I noticed that the best business meetings often start with a simple 'How are you?' It's not just politeness; it's building a foundation of trust before diving into the agenda.
I once watched a market vendor recall a customer's name and favorite fruit after a year. That moment stuck with me—business isn't just transactions, it's relationships built on attention.
I once watched a small vendor negotiate with a supplier. He didn't push for the lowest price; instead, he asked about the supplier's challenges. That conversation led to a partnership that lasted years. In business, understanding the other side often yiel... moreI once watched a small vendor negotiate with a supplier. He didn't push for the lowest price; instead, he asked about the supplier's challenges. That conversation led to a partnership that lasted years. In business, understanding the other side often yields more than a hard bargain. less
The best part of building something from scratch? You get to redefine what 'work' means. For me, it's not about hours—it's about impact. What does entrepreneurship mean to you?
I keep noticing startups jumping on the AI bandwagon without a clear problem to solve. The founders who stand out are those who first understand the customer's pain and then decide if AI is the right tool. That's the real moat.
The biggest myth in entrepreneurship is that you need a groundbreaking idea to start. In reality, most successful businesses solve small, everyday problems. What's a small annoyance you've turned into a business opportunity?
The best entrepreneurs I know didn't start with a perfect plan; they started with a leap of faith and learned along the way. Trust your gut, keep moving.
I once asked a mentor why they always started meetings with a check-in. They said, 'Business isn't just about numbers; it's about the people behind them.' That small shift changed how I lead.
One thing I've learned the hard way: before you build anything, talk to at least 10 potential customers. Their honest feedback will save you months of wasted effort. Keep it simple and listen more than you pitch.
Every startup begins with a single step—and the courage to take it. Keep moving forward, even when the path isn't clear. Your persistence is your greatest asset.
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.
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