We explain Sweden
Fika is much more than just a cup of coffee and a piece of cake. At work, fika is a social event, in which one gets not only to relax and take a break but also to know the colleagues a little better. The art of fika doesn’t rely on the quality of the coffee, […]
I’ve taken my own sweet time to find things to do here. I’ve made mistakes, learnt from them, understood how things work and had some insights which will stick with me for life. Here are some of the most interesting things I found. Amazing Free-standing courses at the university I wanted to do a Master’s […]
I can still remember, vividly, the first moment when I got off from Öresundtåg at Lund’s Central Station. The cold winter air was slapping on my face like waking me up from a long dream, and I whispered excitedly to myself: “Okay, this is real.” But then, I stepped out outside the station and that […]
We have lived in Sweden for 1 year now, and throughout that year I have been on a very steep (but happy) learning curve. I have shared a lot of posts over on my personal blog at Mamma’s School about living here, but today I thought I would share with you the 15 main things I have […]
One thing about Sweden that I’m still getting used to – though I’m not sure I’ll ever get on board with – is Systembolaget. It has its benefits, sure, but the selection is limited and there remains the restriction of course. This may well be a contributing factor to popularity of the Stockholm Beer and […]
“So, what are you doing in Sweden?” As a Canadian who has been in the country for less than a month, I get asked this by nearly everyone I meet. The trouble is, I don’t really have an answer for them! At first, I moved here to stay with my boyfriend and earn a bit […]
Barbara is from Italy and has been in Sweden since April 2016. Her favourite Swedish words are “passa på” (sort of like carpe diem in latin) and of course “lagom”. When we asked what brought her to Sweden, we were happy to hear that it was in fact – friendship and love. During my university […]
Sweden-a country somewhere in the far north, often and easily confused with Switzerland, is not a place people know much about. My knowledge about Sweden improved before coming here as my husband was here a couple of times before we moved. And of-course, I browsed through the internet a lot. However, there are always things […]
The Swedish summer is slowly fading away (sad face), but in Stockholm, we are holding on as much as we can. August was full of outdoor food-based festivals, and if you ask me, there is not much else better. One such festival that surprised me (in a good way!) was Stockholm Kulturfestival. I’d not heard […]
Undutchables specializes on recruiting international talent for positions in international companies and organizations. After successfully growing their business in the Netherlands they are now expanding to Sweden. We met up with Karin Björkman, proud owner of Undutchables Sweden, to ask her what kind of talent they are looking for and why companies benefit from hiring […]