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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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- 1. Paweł Kaczmarek / European Projects Chief Consultant /
- 2. WE, The TEAM.WE, The TEAM.
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- 7. “Search for…” “Gather…” “…information” “Navigate […] resources” “Assist […] on […] issues” BEFORE
- 8. Certain conditions › 1. Rather not main target for inbound mobility › 2. „So, so” outbound mobility of PL researchers › 3. Our limited impact possibilities on strategical [national] level › 4. Our wider impact possibilities on operational [regional] level › 5. [Way] Too many inert researchers… › 6. …that caused AVALAIBILITY PARADOX!
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- 11. › 1. The usual, BEFORE stuff but WITH changes › 2. Less and shorter events with BIG audience [less effort from „both sides”] › 3. Focus on benefits from using career boosting opportunities › 4. Focus on motivation! [Inerts!] › 5. Conditions, trends, success stories in active career development › 6. Proactive „hunting” for ESR’s+
- 12. › 1. Focus more on ESR’s [shape your future client] › 2. Focus more on teams and individuals › 3. Focus on long-lasting PROCESSES [chains of complementary services] and relations › Yes. PROCESSES takes more time [than services].
- 13. › 1. COACHING -> decision, understanding, motivation. › 2. MENTORING / PLANNING -> advice, example, support, information, consultancy. › 3. UPSKILLING [optional but often needed] -> increases success chance › 4. RELATIONS -> monitoring, success story, ally on boosting others.
- 14. Paweł Kaczmarek / European Projects Chief Consultant / pk@ppnt.poznan.pl https://www.linkedin.com/in/pawelkaczmarekppnt THANK YOU!