Kick-off for the new unit Stabsstelle Qualitätssicherung und Entwicklung
Our Organizational development continues at full speed in the new year! The new quality assurance and development department will begin its work on February 1st.
With a team of 4 highly motivated employees (3 of whom have already worked in our projects), the tasks of the staff unit are very diverse: cross-project Quality and knowledge management are also included Conduct and process regulations and communication.
The joy is great, the expectations are high - and the first positive results from the work of the quality assurance and development department will certainly not be long in coming - so stay tuned and read our news regularly!
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