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  1. We’re going for more content in English

    ...years Tekna has seen that the number of newcomers to Norway choosing to join a trade union has increased. ... certain amount of skepticism among foreigners in Norway about being a union member. Not everyone is familiar...

    Article Aktuelt June 1 2021
  2. Opinions

    2050. Tekna supports Norway's endorsement of the Paris Agreement, where Norway and the EU countries have ... innovation and development, which in turn aid Norway’s private and public sectors as well as its social...

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  3. International work

    ...countries of Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Norway. Nordic Forum is IN’s top decision-making body ... mobility and interests. Both Tekna and NITO represent Norway in this organization. ENGINEERS EUROPE aims to...

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  4. Tekna's history

    Tekna's history Founded by Peter Andreas Blix in 1874, Tekna is one of Norway's oldest ... by Peter Andreas Blix in 1874, Tekna is one of Norway's oldest professional associations was. Read more...

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  5. Record growth in Tekna

    according to new numbers from SSB (Statistics Norway). Aktuelt Tekna has had a strong membership growth ... employed, according to numbers from SSB (Statistics Norway). - This past year was a challenging one for many...

    Article Aktuelt May 4 2021
  6. Bank

    ...our website at Handelsbanken. Handelsbanken is Norway’s third largest corporate bank with a market share ... Exchange. Handelsbanken came to Norway in 1988, is registered in Norway as Handelsbanken NUF (Norwegian...

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  7. Norwegian companies need more technology experts

    ...are highly sought after by Norwegian companies. Norway and the rest of the world are facing enormous challenges ... general population for digital services and that Norway should take the lead in this area. So we must maintain...

    Article Aktuelt Apr. 28 2021
  8. Why join a trade union today?

    ...that more people should join a trade union Middle Norway’s tripartite cooperative model has also been pointed ... contribute to our having a low level of conflict in Norway, and makes us well prepared to meet challenges...

    Article Råd og tips Apr. 19 2021
  9. Employee Wellness in the Norwegian Work Culture

    ...loved his wife so much, he almost told her? Working in Norway This old joke brings a smile to many faces ... hug. The upside of being reserved So given that Norway is categorized as ticking the low-context cultural...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 15 2021
  10. Repeat As Needed: What Job Seekers Should Tell Themselves

    ...that will at times try to pull you under. Working in Norway A very water-oriented opening, but one that ... when I was running a daylong training course in Norway for (mostly) civil engineers who had (mostly)...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 14 2021
  11. Don’t Buzz: How to Avoid Using the Overused When Writing Your CV

    If English is your ‘L2’ (second language), don’t fall into the trap of using superficial ... international workplace,jobseeking,LinkedIn profile, Working in Norway The old phrase ‘I’m stuck between a rock and...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 13 2021
  12. Older Job Seekers: The Painful Need to Leave Your Past Behind

    ...workplace,job search,job seeker,Norway,older job seeker, Working in Norway But what to leave in and what ... years has led to thousands of job terminations in Norway’s offshore oil industry. One of the groups hit...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 12 2021
  13. Application Letter Writing: A Little (List) Goes a Long Way

    In my most recent blog post, I wrote about how job-seekers need to use active verbs in their ... skills,international workplace,jobseeking, Working in Norway In my most recent blog post, I wrote about...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 11 2021
  14. CV Writing: Don’t Just Be Responsible, Be Active

    It happened once again – the course takers (mine) taught the course instructor (me) something ... writing,international workplace,jobseeking, Working in Norway It happened once again – the course takers...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 10 2021
  15. When Just Being Nice Won’t Cut It: Why You Need Interview Adjectives/Examples

    Does anybody actually enjoy being interviewed? Sitting in the hot seat being grilled ... …wanting? interview,interview skills,jobseeking, Working in Norway Probably not, which is why people attend interview...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 9 2021
  16. ‘Why didn’t I get the job?’: Playing the Sympathy Card

    ...getting the first job I ever interviewed for in Norway triggered a certain number of comments. While ... workplace,internationalization,interview skills, Working in Norway My recent article about not getting the first...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 8 2021
  17. ‘Why didn’t I get the job?’: Our Need for Post-Interview Answers

    ...years ago, I still remember my first interview in Norway. I had answered a newspaper ad posting a teaching ... international workplace,interview skills, Working in Norway Even though it took place a good many years...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 7 2021
  18. When Your Foreign Best Isn’t Good Enough: Transferring Higher Education Across Borders

    ...higher education,international workplace, Working in Norway I am using the strong verb ‘rejected’ on purpose ... experience as a case in point. When I moved over to Norway many years ago (back when Swedish singer Carola...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 6 2021
  19. The Intercultural Interview Dating Game: Us vs Them?

    Sometimes the best thing to come out of a training course for students is not what they learn ... relationship to the next level. job interview, Working in Norway Sometimes the best thing to come out of a...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 5 2021
  20. Interview Poker: The Danger of Keeping Your Cards (Too) Close to Your Chest

    While a job interview should be a lively, interesting conversation between two professionals exchanging ... international workplace,interview skills, Working in Norway This may be especially true in the case of...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 4 2021
  21. The Unspoken Yet Real Reason You Didn’t Get Called For That Job Interview

    ...job search,job seeking,LinkedIn profile, Working in Norway I just finished reading an article on LinkedIn ... entry caught my eye: a woman living in southern Norway and obviously looking for a new position in the offshore...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 3 2021
  22. Minding the Gap of Underemployment

    ...job search,self-awareness,underemployment, Working in Norway A few minutes before these fear-inducing words ... majority of whom were foreign-born and had lived in Norway for only a few years – to describe their current...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 2 2021
  23. Jobseeking – Interview Greeting

    Interview Meet and Greet: What’s In a (Correctly Pronounced) Name? dilemma, ... interview,jobseeking,name pronounciation, Working in Norway What’s In a (Correctly Pronounced) Name? The...

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 1 2021
  24. Bioprospecting

    Tekna Biotek hosted this seminar dedicated to the inspiring world of bioprospecting! Get ... ongoing research projects from the capital of Arctic Norway, Tromsø. Bio- og klimabloggen Bioprospecting is...

    Article Bio- og klimabloggen Mar. 15 2021 Streaming
  25. Tekna professions will survive COVID-19

    Statistics Norway’s most recent jobs report based on last year’s data shows a significant decrease in ... There were 1.7% fewer collective wage earners in Norway last year, while there were 2.2% more wage earners...

    Article Aktuelt Mar. 3 2021