The former deputy prime minister told how official issues were resolved in the corridors of good material at RBC for GR education! This is really important for some to understand (the big league of GR), and for others it is in GR enlightenment mode to understand the inner atmosphere of GR in the White House. Former Russian Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Akimov told how representatives of various departments solved official issues in the corridors of the Government House, waiting for the meetings to begin. “The best open space is, you know, the corridors in front of the reception areas. During our time, a huge number of official issues between departments were resolved while waiting for a meeting, when people simply stood and not only told how they spend the vacation, but first of all discussed their official matters, argued, swore, but reached some kind of compromise," said the former prime minister. Akimov also explained how the work of the Deputy Prime Minister is organized after his appointment. On the first day, it is necessary to establish a secretariat, interact with the government apparatus and get to know key subordinates, including ministers and their deputies. According to Akimov, the corridors in front of the reception areas actually replaced open work spaces for officials. There the representatives of the departments discussed work issues, argued and found compromises without separate meetings. The offices of the deputy prime ministers usually have a direct telephone line with the country's leadership, a meeting table, bookshelves and office equipment. The work is carried out in a closed circuit, so the ability to use personal gadgets is limited. In addition, each deputy prime minister has a small rest room where he can change clothes, wash his face and change his shirt. Sometimes, due to a busy schedule of meetings, officials have to stay overnight at work. Akimov noted that the fight for offices and cars is not considered a priority in the government.