Have you ever asked yourself this question? Never mind. We have an answer: The only difference is the whistle. It sounds confusing but it’s true.

Nihad is the living proof. He has been working with us ever since he stared his apprenticeship in 2001. He is a true Rueff child.

He needs to stay on top of things in the factory just like he would on the playing field. Only his whistle stays home. At the printers, his professional sharp eye suffices. He knows how to avoid "printing fouls" and referee insults. An overlooked offsite might occur. But that’s part of the game.

In the end, Nihat is just himself.
The person with the view and the whistle.

One rather travels from the mountain to the valley or the other way round. For Silvia, life led her from Batschuns to Übersaxen.

What’s that to do with work, you might ask. Let us speculate uninhibitedly: She kept the base but changed the point of view. Which makes a lot of sense if your everyday business is collection design. Coloration, patterns and colours are her professional points of view. In her private life, she explores the facets of creation, arts and crafts. The contrasts are significant: concrete, iron, wood, wool, yarn. We will explore the contrasts resulting from the change of home hills some other time.

In the end, Silvia is just herself.
The colour wizard and contrast feeler.

The comparison is obvious.

There’s only one minor flaw when applying it to Bertold: He is not really the dictating loud captain. To the contrary - Restraint is the name of his game. His hobby sailing has taught him lessons for his life’s journey: Try to avoid rowing motions and sharp bends. He steers the Rueff ship through the peculiarities of Hundertwasser. And the helmsman knows: a calm is always a calm and a tempest is always a tempest. The whole trick is to know exactly what needs to be done.

Schlussendlich ist Bertold er selbst.
The sailor of the seven seas and entrepreneurial spirit.

And if circumstances are less than ideal, they restrain themselves.

"I like to watch the flowers grow." This statement might be of crucial importance when explaining why Clemens has been part of the sales team for the last three years. His bosses attest him qualities such as perseverance, determination, punctuality and a beutiful work spirit. "Thanks for the flowery words", one can only think. Clemens is part of the next Rueff generation, growing with his responsibilities. Similar to the flowers in your parents’ garden.

In the end, Clemens is just himself.
The customer carer and nature-boy.

If a cogwheel is supposed to work flawlessly, each cog and notch has to be reliable.

For Mauzi, this means that she gets her appetizers from Harry, has a proper can of cat food at Ingrid’s and then heads to the laboratory for a little nap. Yet nobody really knows how Mauzi gets into the building in the first place….. There has to be a security leak somewhere in the masonry. On the bright side, there are no longer any mice around.

In the end, Mauzi is just herself.
The burglar and gourmand.