April 23, 2022 was World Book Day and we brought seven employees of Salzer Papier GmbH in front of the curtain.
Freely according to the motto: “We asked seven people: What do books mean to you”.
Erik Böhm
paper technician @ SALZER PAPIER
Erik Böhm
paper technician @ SALZER PAPIER
Anita Ganglberger
employee internal sales @ SALZER PAPIER
Anita Ganglberger
employee internal sales @ SALZER PAPIER
Thomas Salzer
CEO
Thomas Salzer
CEO
“In books stories and knowledge can be passed on well, I personally am not a fan of e-books and would find it better if not everything is digitized”
“Books, to me, are about being transported to another world.”
“For me, books mean inspiration, imagination, diving into other worlds and sometimes experimenting in the kitchen…. “
Anneliese Bycek
employee HR SALZER PAPIER
Anneliese Bycek
employee HR SALZER PAPIER
Florian Burger
apprentice office administrator SALZER PAPIER
Florian Burger
apprentice office administrator SALZER PAPIER
Erika Pfaffinger
sales manager graphic papers SALZER PAPIER
Erika Pfaffinger
sales manager graphic papers SALZER PAPIER
Switching off and living with it. Recharge my batteries and gain inspiration.”
“Books are a way of gaining life experiences that are often not very accessible that would be out of reach for many in the first place.”
They take me to worlds that are better when I’m “fed up” with the real world.
Franz Zehetner
production manager @ SALZER PAPIER
Franz Zehetner
production manager @ SALZER PAPIER
“For me, books are the collection of knowledge and an important cultural mediator!
With the invention of letterpress printing around 1450 by Johannes Gensfleisch, known as Gutenberg, books became affordable for people. Books have significantly promoted the development of Europe.
I think also in the modern time the books are not to be replaced by the electronic media completely! No matter if at school, at study or at home. Masterpieces, like the “Song of the Bell” must be read from the book! A tablet does not work here at all.”