I'm not german either :) what I mean with the second sentence is that if you want to keep getting good results you have to have a critical view of the things y

I'm not german either :) what I mean with the second sentence is that if you want to keep getting good results you have to have a critical view of the things you can improve and try to improve them. Getting good results in one area shouldn't be an excuse to justify not being good in others. I hope the interview doesn't sound like I'm only complaining about Germany, it's more in the hope that it improves so more companies can be created and maybe the example is followed by other european countries.