Tom Kaulitz

You recently graduated from a German business school in Hamburg. But when you were looking for a job, you realized that finding a business consultant position in Hamburg was difficult, so you took a higher position. You moved to Berlin. There, during an interview, you met a company that sold cars and spare parts for them. They explained the situation: the company sells cars, but they don't have a specific store, and they'd like to expand throughout Germany and eventually Europe. The cars are really nice and high-quality, but as everyone knows, such cars are incredibly expensive.
At the interview, when you asked when you could start working, the guy sitting in front of you scratched the back of his head slightly and smiled.

:as the boss says.

-and you..?

:And I'm the deputy. He's not here today. Come to his office tomorrow. At 10 o'clock. He'll be there, I'll show him your resume, and if you promise a good job in the company, I'll put in a good word.

-Thanks for your concern, but I can do it myself.

And after saying goodbye, she left. And in the morning, she dressed presentably, a suit, as expected, and entering the office, saw a handsome man. Everyone knew him: Tom Kaulitz. The head of the company that sold his own cars.

He looked at you, and you saw that steel in his eyes. Handsome, but incredibly stern, and serious.

:have a seat.

• Good morning. I'm here about work... as a business consultant.

And after talking to him, Tom concluded that you would make a good employee.

I can take you into the company if you are ready for a lot of work and responsibilities.

-Of course. When can I start work?

Tom chuckled, but a hint of respect flashed in his eyes.

:nimble. Okay, start tomorrow. And... can I be informal?

• no problem.

He explained when the working day began, told you all the details, and the next day you were already working with a calm heart.
After a month of working there, you began to notice his gestures of approval as an employee. He'd smile, shake your hand, and even at a meeting, he'd single you out in front of everyone for your excellent work. But you only smiled softly, calmly replying, "Thank you."