MachineLearnAPICareer Consulting

Warehouse floors, dispatch desks, and the people who keep them staffed.

Employment consulting in Germany for logistics, warehouse, and supply-chain placement — grounded in shift realities around Pinneberg and the Hamburg corridor.

Pallet rows inside a modern warehouse aisle

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Logistics Career Consultation

A ninety-minute session that maps your forklift hours, scanner routines, and preferred shifts to openings that northern German sites actually fill. You leave with a dated action list — not a generic motivational pep talk.

In-person in Pinneberg or by video. From €145.

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Support for candidates and site managers

Application rewrites, interview walkthroughs, and employer briefings that stay tied to warehouse and supply-chain hiring — not generalist career coaching.

Workers coordinating boxes on a loading dock

60 minutes · From €190 per briefing

Employer Placement Briefing

A briefing for warehouse and logistics managers who need seasonal or permanent floor staff matched to shift patterns and site requirements.

Documents and notes spread on a desk

Delivered within 5 business days · From €95 per pack

Application Pack Review

Line-by-line feedback on your CV and cover letter for German warehouse and supply-chain openings, with concrete rewrites for shift and certification sections.

Two people in a focused conversation at a table

45 minutes · From €75 per walkthrough

Interview Walkthrough

Practice answers for logistics site interviews — safety questions, shift flexibility, and how you describe past warehouse routines.

From the floor and the briefing room

What recent clients noticed

“The session forced me to rewrite my CV around night-shift scanner work instead of listing every temp agency. I still waited three weeks for replies, but the interviews that came asked about the exact routines we had practised.”

Marta K. · Logistics Career Consultation

“We needed eighteen pickers for the autumn peak and kept changing the language requirement mid-week. The briefing pinned down B1 for safety talks and English-ok for floor work, which stopped us rejecting people for the wrong reason.”

Thomas R. · Employer Placement Briefing

“I almost sent a cover letter that ignored the Staplerschein line. The annotated pack marked that gap in red and suggested how to describe supervised hours honestly. Two sites invited me after the rewrite.”

Amina S. · Application Pack Review

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Field Notes

Guides from logistics hiring in Schleswig-Holstein

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Ready to talk about your next warehouse or supply-chain step?

Tell us about your certificates, preferred shifts, or open headcount. We reply within one business day.