Mr. Arnold, you’ve been with ORAFOL since 2005. How did that come about, and what role did your mother-in-law play in it?
I was, of course, familiar with ORAFOL — it’s the largest employer in Oranienburg. When I was looking for a job in 2005, I talked to my mother-in-law, who had already been with the company since 1996. The way she described the work and the company culture was so positive that I decided to apply. I started in the Graphic Solutions division as a picker and packer. Today, I’m a team leader in the shipping department — and now the supervisor of my mother-in-law, who works in my team.
Three generations in the same company — how does that feel, Mr. Arnold?
We all manage to keep work and private life separate. We see each other during the day, but Erik works in another department, so for now there’s not much overlap. But I’m definitely looking forward to having him join my department during his training.