When my kids built a snow cave at our cabin, I couldn’t help but smile – it felt so typically Norwegian.Not because it was planned, or because anyone told them to do it – but simply because they wanted to. They saw a pile of snow, grabbed a couple of shovels, and got...
Visit Scenorama Aleksandra: Mari-Anne, it’s such a pleasure to meet and have this conversation with you! Thank you so much for taking the time to join me 😊Can you briefly tell us about your background – how you ended up in your current role, and what your main...
Ever been invited to a “dugnad” in Norway? Maybe at your child’s kindergarten, at school, or in your housing cooperative?For many foreigners, it’s a mystery: why should parents paint fences on a Saturday, tidy the schoolyard, or rake leaves around the block – without...
Andreas Jędrzej Bromirski – IT People Aleksandra: Andreas, let’s start with you. Can you briefly tell us about your background – how you ended up in your current role, and what your main responsibilities are? Andreas: I have a cross-cultural background, being both...
When I was 28, I got my very first job in Norway – at a youth institution, working every third weekend. After several early Sunday shifts, fueled by my Polish energy and eagerness to work as much as possible, my colleagues pulled me aside and whispered:👉 “Aleksandra,...
