Swedish work culture focuses on collaboration, respect, personal responsibility, and consensus where managers discuss with employees as teammates rather than dictate tasks. It emphasizes flexible working hours, holidays, and working from home, as well as the tradition of fika breaks where employees and managers meet informally over home-baked snacks to discuss both work and personal lives. This helps create a flat, flexible work culture centered around respect and responsibility.

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Ernest 安尼斯

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4. Flat
Swedish working = Flat ,
focus on collaboration,
respect, personal
responsibility. Managers
instead tell you what to do,
they discuss with you as a
team player.

5. Consensus is central everyone remaining humble, showing mutual respect, and
taking responsibility for their tasks. This includes always being on time.

6. Flexible
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Klaim Tie → Flexible
working hour,
holidays, work from
Home,

7. Fika
Fika is important in Swedish culture , especially work. opportunity for
employees and managers to meet on common ground and talk informally
about their work and private lives. Often colleagues will take turns offering
home-baked snacks at fikatime.

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Flat
Flexible
Fika