German Officer looking for working elites; bankers and consultants with huge workload

Hey everyone,

I am a German commissioned officer currently studying in Hamburg. For the purpose of a qualitative survey I'm looking for people with significantly above average workloads. The idea is to compare the information chunks with people outside of the finance industry. We designed a common understanding/concept of social elites, which allows us to compare military and non-military special operation forces with civil workers. We're deeply interested in different types of motivation and incentives. What does a life look like, if work takes the largest part in it? The interview takes about 40 minutes, if you don't have the time or you're not allowed to skype or call I can send you the questions as well.

PS: Never thought, that it'll be easier to find special forces for my project than bankers. Maybe someone willing is out there.

E-Mail: [email protected]

Salutes from Hamburg!

Stefan

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Thanks for responding! Well I'd be also very satisfied with experienced ex-bankers. The point is: Is there some kind of social cohesion or group pressure, that keeps the people going on even if they tend to think about their exiting?

 

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