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Not really. Germany's bureaucracy stems from the Prussians, and they perfected it to an art form in the 19th century when SW companies and consultancies were pr
by pgeorgi 4y ago
Not really. Germany's bureaucracy stems from the Prussians, and they perfected it to an art form in the 19th century when SW companies and consultancies were practically unheard of.
Seriously though, as long as you try to navigate the process (and maybe even ask for help and advice) and not try to outsmart the bureaucrats (which seems to be a favorite pastime all over the world), it can be a really smooth experience where you encounter helpful public workers where you wouldn't expect them.
- oaiey 4y agoI would be very careful with that thought that in Prussia there was not some kind of profession (consultants) helping through he bureaucracy. It was the golden age of brokers etc. Not that I really know ;)