May I ask who gave you the assignment?
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May I ask who gave you the assignment?
That was Lotte Altmann.
That was Stephen Huberts.
That was Ms. Altmann? That explains a lot.
Oh, you're Huberts' toady?
Are you really trying to tell me that the dress code for officers and soldiers at border crossings is all that's on your desk regarding this?
Of course not, Schwarz.
And I don't know everything either, because Kreinert is the project manager.
Well, actually, this is a classified matter.
But I think it all has to do with cost-cutting measures in the defense sector.
The uniforms, at least, are going to have to be a lot cheaper.
Of course, I think all this is a mistake.
A state that cannot defend itself reasonably does not deserve respect.
Thank you very much, Ms. Seelers! That helps me.
Then why are you asking me? Huberts gave the orders, after all.
And after all, Huberts always knows better than anyone.
Your minute is up.
And they should look... friendlier...
If it were at least a matter of armament! I know about weapons. But no ...
May I ask what you are working on at the moment?
Ah, I see. Go ahead, then. Shoot.
Of course you may, Schwarz.
I'm just not allowed to give you an answer.
I'm drafting a new dress code for officers and soldiers at border crossings.
The rules are the rules.
And now tell me:
My talents are so wasted on this!
Why do you want to know?
Thank you very much for the information, Ms. Seelers. But there is one more thing.
I'm doing a survey.
I'm just curious ...
Was that it?
Ah, I see what you're doing, you fox.
Seven.
Usually about four to five.
How many cases do you handle?
Yes, just one last question ...
Do you work with many colleagues?
Ms. Seelers, do you have a minute for me?
If it stays with one ...
No.
It's okay, it's okay.
Of course, that was Lotte Altmann.
You bet. That was Stephen Huberts.
I'm doing a survey of people's workload.
Just curious: If you were personally working on a reform - what would it probably include?
How many cases are you working on right now?
Yes, thank you, but I still wanted to know: What are you working on specifically right now?
How many colleagues do you need to communicate with during the day?
No, there is one more thing ...
Oh, I'm sorry, the question slipped my mind.