Milk or wine come rain or shine
Alexandra · 2017
A couple of Seers managers joined Tony Rogers with the typically Dutch trays of filled baguettes and glasses of milk, which markedly stood out against the Belgian tables laden with three-course meals and wine. The Dutch were right—the colleagues in Brussels seemed a lot more adept at politics. On the commencement of his internship, Roger immediately gets sucked into the tug of war between the Dutch and the Belgian parts of the group&s;s merchant banking. As Roger&s;s interview count grows, he develops an affinity for the Dutch side of the battle, which his Amsterdam colleagues see as a fight for economic rationality set against Belgian politicking. As Roger walked back to his office, he pondered how strange it was that he, a humble student intern, became a spy in this international job massacre. International growth is essential if people are to survive as a Group and there are very likely to be further international acquisitions.