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Frankfurt is your new home market – and we know it well. As a Frankfurt-based executive consultancy with European reach, we support international companies entering or expanding in the DACH region with two closely connected services: Interim Management and Executive Search.
Opening a new office in Frankfurt and need the right leadership in place quickly? We place experienced executives within days – as a bridge, for a specific project, or on a permanent basis. At the same time, our Executive Search identifies the ideal candidates for your key positions – across all industries, from mid-sized companies to large corporates.
What sets us apart: we understand international requirements and know the local market inside out. We speak your language – literally and in business terms. And we know that when building a new organization, speed and quality are non-negotiable.
Whether you are a CEO relocating to Frankfurt or a company establishing its German headquarters, VALTUS Germany is the partner you want by your side from day one.
VALTUS Germany GmbH
+49 174 193 2147
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www.valtus.de
One great way to make new friends and find your feet outside of work is to: There are so many ways to get involved and make new connections. You can become a member or get involved in one of the many business associations out there, volunteer with a non-profit organisation, or join a club.
Germans have kept up their reputation for high-quality work even with less time to work – because they‘re thorough. When Germans work, they work hard.
Just as „thorough“ is a bit of a catchphrase here, you‘ll also hear a lot of „Ordnung,“ which basically means structure or order.
It‘s probably best to look at the nature of business meetings in Germany from the perspective of negotiations.
The basic German business structure is pretty hierarchical with clearly defined roles. It‘s clear who‘s responsible for what in a company.
Another thing that comes from this „the good of the group“ mindset is that being on time is really important in Germany.