More from Mirko – competence in situ

Some colleagues find that all he actually only need in the office is a roll container, a telephone and an internet connection. After all, being competent advisor he is on the way to clients and potential customers all over the country most of the time. So it’s no wonder that he is only within reach of his office regularly on Mondays and Fridays. “Of course on the other days I’m in the office in between too but it’s good that my colleagues are able to represent me without problem in the meantime.” says the engineer and adds ”As we are equipped with the latest modern communication technology, I’ve got direct access to information at any time in any place”. However he’s of course happy about the new building extensions at EPS – as well as the rest of the team.
Due to EPS’ unbelievable success, the employees had to work very close together in a spatial sense as well. “That’s why we have now created more space provisionally, to mitigate the acute lack of room.” the manager Hans-Jörg Rudolph says, “After all; our employees must have enough space to be able to keep developing creative and competent solutions for our clients.” “That’s what the clients really appreciate” Nadia Baron knows from her frequent talks with clients in the office. ”We not only sell good products but we also know what’s good for whom and how it’s going to work. Some clients seem to have had quite different experiences elsewhere”. Her colleague Mirko Sievers could also make some additional remarks to this point but then the telephone is ringing again and the next meeting is waiting for him with another extraordinary request: “Would it be possible to encase a church steeple with tensioned fabric?” “Of course it would!” replies Mirko Sievers while taking his briefcase, “but should you really?” On the other hand, who was it that was doing work on steeples during his architecture studies? One could make some inquiries….

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