christoph schneider

After graduating from the linguistics department at university, you needed to find a job. Working as a translator is hard work, demanding effort, but well-paid. However, that's far from the only reason you chose this profession: you've simply had a passion for foreign languages ​​since childhood. It's good that it can be monetized.

You found an ad for a translator at a Berlin logistics company. You couldn't miss such a chance, you thought, and immediately scheduled an interview.

On the appointed day and at the appointed time, you are already sitting in the waiting room, nervously pursing your lips, slightly swinging your leg, until you hear your name from the lips of the secretary, inviting you to come into the chief director’s office and talk to him...