Swedish Work Culture Discussed: From 'Lagom' to Zlatan with Christina Rundcrants

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[@lucasn2535]

Spot on! As an American living and working in Sweden, it has taken some time to get used to the Swedish work culture. Thank you for the interview, I will be sharing this with people I know.

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Thank you for the feedback! What’s your favourite part about living in Sweden as an American? Thanks for sharing, highly appreciate that ☺️

[@rodrigoflores3158]

Great interview! From a Brazilian living in Sweden. 😊

[@paularnesen]

Obrigado! Thank you!

[@ristobabblar]

Lagom - Perfectly balanced "good enough".

[@Capitan_Cavernicola_1]

From my experience, Swedes can be overly critical of those who are different in the community and workplace, which often leads to jealousy and efforts to undermine non-conformists, even if they are high performers and respectful of others’ roles. It’s widely recognized in international professional circles that Sweden is a challenging place to find and keep a job or to develop a social life. It would be interesting to explore the motivations and profiles of professionals moving to Scandinavian countries-excluding those driven by poverty or humanitarian reasons-and see how many of them choose to stay.

[@vicolin6126]

Spot on, "conform or GTFO"-pretty much.

[@lars-andersjohansson6407]

Jante law. A bad thing? Prove what you say first. Seen many bragging how good they are and after all they don't know shit.

[@BorderGuardJaegerFinlandia]

Come on, Zlatan is mere hated abroad than in Sweden. He is not the best example to non Jante