Daniel Aghdami

Being professionally challenged is one of the things that especially drives Daniel's motivation.

Previously he has, among other things, worked on Nyt Hospital Nordsjælland, where he had an operating theatre as a project. A "spicy", but nonetheless exciting task.

"I actually prefer it when there are some aggravating circumstances and you have to get to grips with the rules," he explains. "For example, I'm very interested in law and like to read up on it – and on top of that I can also be a bit of a nerd with numbers."

Daniel has, moreover, always dreamed of working on some of the really large and unorthodox construction projects.

"In that connection, a former colleague told me about MI Support, and I sent off an application back in July," he says. "Now I've been here for about four months and have settled in really well."

What particularly characterises Daniel and his way of working is his communication skills.

"I try to express myself so that as little noise as possible gets in the way. That means the message is often received the same way it's sent."

At the same time, Daniel has a personal interest in and knowledge of psychology and body language, which he applies quite naturally in everyday life.

"The first thing I do when I meet people – whether it's at work or in private settings – is to analyse their behaviour and motivation. From that I then adapt the communication."

In this way, Daniel often experiences being met with a smile among the many different people on his project.

"So I have no doubt that it's a super effective approach."