Working for 35 years in the same place could lead you to feel stuck, but that is not the case.
At least it was not like that for me, with Canali.
When I joined Canali, 35 years ago,
I had the feeling that I had joined, let me say, a small chamber orchestra.
And during all these years, I've seen how it has turned into a great international symphony orchestra
where the musicians, namely each one of us, must have a slightly cross-eyed look.
That means that they must have one eye on their own score, in other words, on their own work
while the other eye is always focused on management and the company's mission,
being aware that we are not just cutting stones, but we are building a cathedral.
In my first years working in Triuggio, I was also a cashier at the company store.
Sometimes Dr. Eugenio Canali would come down to the shop,
wearing a tailor’s measuring tape around his neck blending in with shop assistants to serve customers.
And from my vantage point, I smile, thinking of these unsuspecting customers who were being served
or getting their hem measured, by the owner of the company.
Every day Canali challenges you
and this challenge, this motivation, allows you to grow
from a human and professional point of view
You must have the ability to catch the beauty in the moment as you are experiencing it
and so I caught the beauty of when we only carried out work done by hand
and I think I can see the beauty even now, in the age of technology.
In my opinion, Canali is special because it has preserved that familiar aspect
which characterizes the heritage of this area, rich in values that are the basis of our work.