stodt GmbH - Rolf | Project Management

This is Rolf

Project manager at stodt

Another strategist, but this one is in charge of all things digital. A colleague with a whole host of qualifications, who loves efficiency and tends to get annoyed with drawn-out decision-making processes. He calls himself lazy, but honestly – we’ve not noticed it at all.

Warm-up question for getting started:

What’s your name?

Rolf. The name makes me sound older than I am.

Titles, titles, titles:

What is your job title?

Project manager

Master, Dipl.-Ing. or Dr. med.:

What is your educational title, meaning what did you actually study?

Lots of things. Someone once said that earning qualifications is a kind of hobby of mine: Commercial training, Bachelor of Arts (media sciences/geography), training programme in film production, most recently and most relevant for my job at stodt: Digital Business Management (Master).

What everyone has always wanted to know:

What do you do at stodt?

I’m in charge of all things digital – from strategy development through to the implementation of apps, web and software applications, it’s all part of the job to some extent.

Look behind the scenes:

What can you do and why?

Think strategically – very helpful for making decisions. If you know what you want and where you’re going, it’s easier to handle unpredictable events along the way.

Experience is a good thing, too:

How long have you been with stodt?

Since March 2019.

Customers, machines, pixels, a warm office or coffee:

Why are you passionate about your job?

As a lazy person, I love efficiency – the digital realm offers huge potential there. Creating new processes for making unnecessarily complicated, annoying or superfluous things more efficient and reducing them to a minimum frees up space for the important things.

Be honest, but not so honest we have to censor your answer:

What gets on your nerves sometimes?

Drawn-out decision-making processes that push you up against tight deadlines – at the expense of quality. Or statements like: “We’ve always done it this way.”