One of my favorite types of speaking engagement is introducing Denmark to some of the smart, motivated young people arriving from around the world to study at Danish universities.
Since the publication of my first book, How to Live in Denmark, I’ve been speaking regularly to audiences of new arrivals, and I probably learn as much from them as they learn from me.
Among the things I’ve learned is that the aspects of Danish culture that the Danes are most proud of can be troublesome for newcomers.
Politeness in Denmark: Some thoughts on Danish etiquette
Summer Vacation in Denmark: The Agony and the Ecstasy
April Fool's in Denmark, and the rough game of Danish humor
Motivating Danish employees: Tips for Foreign Managers
The sound of Denmark? Quiet. Very quiet
Tips for Living with a Danish Family
Alone for the holidays: What to do for Christmas in Denmark when you're on your own
Christmas gift giving in Denmark: Package games, Almond Gifts, and Why It's OK to Exchange Whatever You Get
Autumn in Denmark: The slow fading of the light
The story behind the How to Live in Denmark Podcast: Fifth anniversary episode
What to wear to work in Denmark: Fashion in blue, black, grey, and for the adventurous - beige
Your first day at work in Denmark: Flowers, handshakes, passwords, and several people named Mette
Can I date my Danish colleague?
Understanding your Danish boss: Less like a general, more like a sports coach
The Danish Flag: 800 years old and going out fashion?
Your free daily banana and five weeks off: Job benefits in Denmark
Danish gangsters: Night-time helicopters and the risks of a knit hat
The Trailing Spouse in Denmark
Why job titles aren't important in Denmark
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