Working with the Danish

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Episode description

Welcome to the sixth episode of the Working With Us podcast. Join me and Danish culture expert Annette Dahl as we delve into the realities of working with the Danish. In this enlightening conversation, we explore Denmark's unique work environment, from its emphasis on work-life balance to the concept of "hygge" in the workplace. Whether you're planning a business venture in Denmark or simply intrigued by its professional culture, tune in as we unravel the nuances of the Danish work-life. Dive in with us as we continue our global expedition through the world's diverse work cultures.

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About the Guest

Today's guest is Annette Dahl, CEO and Chief Trainer at C3 Consulting. She specializes in Cultural Intelligence, Global Leadership, Diversity & Inclusion, and is an expert on Danish and Chinese business cultures. Annette holds an MA in Chinese, culture, and communication and has been working in China since 1995. She founded C3 Consulting in 2006 and has since expanded its range of intercultural training programs. Annette divides her time between managing the business and delivering training. She has worked with various organizations, including Danfoss and Siemens Gamesa, and is a keynote speaker at conferences and corporate events. Annette is also the author of the book 'Global Perspectives: A Practical Guide to Navigating Across Cultures.' She is involved in several advisory boards related to culture and globalization and volunteers as a business mentor.

Find her website: https://c3consulting.dk/en/home

Follow her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annettedahl/

Her book: https://c3consulting.dk/en/services/g...

The working with Us podcast is a podcast by global business strategist Paul Arnesen, created to learn and educate professionals, businesses and others about how it is to work with people from different nationalities. 

As the world has become ever more globalised in the last decades, and the previous few years with the rise in remote work, the knowledge and understanding of how to work more efficiently in global teams is more crit