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They already own Grohmann, so I'm guessing they have a fair idea. I remember a flap at the time about Tesla forcing them to ditch their other clients as quickly
by reitzensteinm 7y ago
They already own Grohmann, so I'm guessing they have a fair idea. I remember a flap at the time about Tesla forcing them to ditch their other clients as quickly as possible, which was a bit of a culture shock, but why else would they have bought them in the first place?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Grohmann_Automation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Grohmann_Automation
- jansan 7y agoGrohmann is located at the other end of Germany. Even for them, opening a factory in Brandenburg would probably result in quite a culture shock.
- Tomte 7y agoLabor law is federal and exactly the same.
- jansan 7y agoBut mentality is local and very different between for example Schwaben and Uckermark.
- Tomte 7y agoThis subthread is not about a Swabian moving to Berlin, but about Tesla operating in Germany. It is entirely about labor law ("Watching a SV company suddenly have to deal with German workers' rights"), not about whether the bread roll should be called "Weckle" or "Schrippe".
- jansan 7y agoWrong, the culture shock in this thread was mentioned in relation to Tesla making Grohmann to ditch their other clients, which has nothing to do with labor law. This has to do with mentality, so there is not point for you playing the thread police here.