Dear Migipedia team
I find the user portraits that have appeared so far very interesting and entertaining to read. I think the idea of introducing different users here is great and I always enjoy reading the portraits.
How would it be if the nice Migros employees who are active here on the community could also introduce themselves? Perhaps something like this is already planned?
In any case, I'd be delighted to get to know the nimble little helpers here a little better!
The users who have been portrayed so far agreed to this, so they revealed as much of themselves as they wanted to. It was also possible to decline the request.
The Migipedia employees are in an employment relationship with a contract whose content I do not know and therefore I do not know whether this would be possible. I can very well imagine that the employees feel more comfortable and secure without "putting themselves on show".
There is a picture with the manager's name in the Brügg Center, otherwise he has a name badge like all the other employees. Whether he is married, has children or plays golf doesn't matter!
If you actively participate in product tests, you may come across Sergio, Daniel, Sabine or Tanja. Unfortunately, these are usually tightly managed, so there's no chatting unless you have lunch together.
Of course, I meant the whole thing on a purely voluntary basis, i.e. not in such a way that all employees are forcibly put on display. But perhaps one of the employees would like to do this and would like to publish a portrait of themselves. If not, I can of course understand that - everyone can decide for themselves how anonymous they want to remain.
It was just a spontaneous idea :-)
Thanks, Istanbul, for the tip about the product tests. Unfortunately, it will hardly be possible as I work full-time.
@splash: I like your spontaneous idea - Istanbul's references to potential reservations are of course just as appropriate.
Admittedly, I have already thought that an occasional portrait from the Migipedia team would look good among the - hopefully MANY - portraits.
@splash, Maripac,
I can tell you this much ... Sergio is very good with the best canned soup in the world, the "minestrone".
Daniel likes the triangular Generoso cake, which is dedicated to Monte Generoso.
You can read about it in Migros Magazine N° 33, August 15, 2011 on pages 30/31.
Greetings from the hermit Istanbul
@Istanbul: "Hermit" Istanbul, however, always has a brand-new insight that does NOT indicate isolation/seclusion, is objectively (and from an outside perspective) always 'in the middle of the action' and 'closer to it' than probably almost all migipedia users :)!
But 'hermit' can also refer to (geographical) locality, 'localization' and subjective perceptions.
My just mentioned impression 'from the outside' was aptly illustrated in the Blick report.
Greetings from the gray, already darkening Bern, "maripac"
As always, Istanbul is well informed, thank you for the details :-)
I also fit into the ranks of the hermits only too well, as the Migros magazine - as I have just noticed - has not yet found its way into my letterbox...
