The spirit of discipline helped Germany rise to become a great power

In East Germany, the situation was not so positive, but everything got back on track after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the Federal Republic of Germany was officially established.

Discipline in work brings success to Germany. Photo: Reuters

From this point on, Germany’s political-social-economic life quickly became stable, and Germany began to assert its position as a leading European power.

In addition to reforms and policies from the government, the discipline of German workers is the most important factor leading to a speedy recovery. During the 1960s, Germany possessed a large pool of skilled labor, including migrant workers from European countries.

The Germans’ disciplined style is clearly evident during this period, when they strictly adhere to arriving on time and focus completely on their work. This makes Germany’s productivity always high, even though the average working time is lower than other developed countries.

Besides the spirit of discipline, perfectionism has helped Germans create products with superior technology and meticulous attention to every small detail. From machinery, electronic equipment, household appliances to sporting goods, all “Made in Germany” products are warmly received around the world. This is the reason why Germany owns leading brands such as Bosch, Audi, Mescedes, Adidas,…

In a volatile world context, Germany is still maintaining its position in Europe and on the world stage, thanks to the spirit of discipline passed down through each generation.