She worked in the head office of the office, which has five branches across Russia. Once every couple of months, there was a need to send a note to all the branches and get a response from them.

The most remote branch of the office was in Magadan. And it was with him that the most difficulties arose: the e-mail they used to boycott, but it was simply impossible to take and write a letter for some reason, it was necessary to call and ask a lot of questions from the series "You sent a letter asking how many of our employees work under the contract. That means you need to write that – under the contract we have so many employees?". And with Magadan, we have a time difference – eight hours, exactly a working day, so calling us to them was not so easy. One day, a lady from the Magadan branch still called and started a conversation from the raid: "Why no matter how I call you, you are never there, you work there?" All the stereotypes about the Moscovites, who consider their city the center of the world, are blatant!