Nicolas Mathieu. And their children after them (№ 413630)

Passions were tempered there by air conditioning. Beepers and telephones kept the gamers at a distance, cooling off mutual connections. Like-mindedness, a community of interests that had existed for more than one century, turned into nothing in this gigantic cauldron of competitive forces. Everywhere, the old joint work has been replaced by new small jobs, unprofitable, poorly paid hacks - continuous bows and squats. Nobody is interested in production anymore. Now all the conversations are about interpersonal relationships, about the quality of service, about the communication strategy, about meeting the client's needs. Everything was crumbling, it became scattered, muddy, bastard.