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    sorgfältiger Arbeiter

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    Wir sind sorgfältig. (Headline - im Sinne von: Wir arbeiten sorgfältig.)
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    Personally, I would tend to 'We are accurate.', but I also have read 'careful' in this context (eg. 'to examine carefully'). The German text following the quoted headline emphasizes the quality of the work and work process.
    AuthorBonzo Dog (434447) 03 Nov 09, 16:03
    Suggestiondiligent?
    #1Author B.L.Z. Bubb (601295) 03 Nov 09, 16:04
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    'emsig', 'fleißig'? That sounds like being (stereo)typically German. Not like marketing speech.
    #2AuthorBonzo Dog (434447) 03 Nov 09, 16:05
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    gewissenhaft? sorgfältig?

    What's your problem?
    #3Author B.L.Z. Bubb (601295) 03 Nov 09, 16:06
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    'diligent' sound like someone who works a lot (fleißig), not like someone who delivers work of the highest quality. Or is this a wrong impression?
    #4AuthorBonzo Dog (434447) 03 Nov 09, 16:09
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    Ja, ist es.
    #5Author B.L.Z. Bubb (601295) 03 Nov 09, 16:11
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    No, it's the right impression.

    Maybe you could use "attention to detail" instead of trying to find a single-word translation.
    #6Author Bill (US) (236753) 03 Nov 09, 16:11
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    Thanks Bill, that is a good idea. It also opens up other possibilities like 'We care about details'.
    #7AuthorBonzo Dog (434447) 03 Nov 09, 16:12
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    We take good care.
    We take care of every detail.
    We do a thorough job.
    We don't miss a thing.
    Nothing escapes us.
    #8AuthorCM2DD (236324) 03 Nov 09, 16:14
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    Ich hätte "meticulous" vorgeschlagen, aber als Überschrift wohl nicht so toll.
    #9Authoreastworld03 Nov 09, 16:16
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    conscientious

    meticulous

    painstaking

    punctilious

    all might fit too - depends on what the work is,
    watchmaking or care of the elderly e.g.
    #10Authormike03 Nov 09, 16:20
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    Watchmaking or care of the elderly. Great contrast, Mike. It certainly conjures up two very distinct images!
    #11Author Bill (US) (236753) 03 Nov 09, 16:27
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    Thanks to all of you for the proposals. Regarding the work, it's definitely more watchmaking than care of the elderly, but Bill, I know what you mean ;)
    #12AuthorBonzo Dog (434447) 03 Nov 09, 16:50
     
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