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  1. Career in cybersecurity

    Are you curious about a career in cybersecurity? Whether you’re a student, a young professional, ... world of security monitoring, and what I do, how I do it, and the problems I solve on a normal day. I'll also...

    Article Tema: IKT Oct. 17 2024 Streaming
  2. Tekna Oil and gas

    As a part of the network, you get: The Professional Network Oil and Gas works to create social, ... political meeting places within the energy sector. It is completely free and non-binding to participate...

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  3. Outdated to updated?: Quick tips for CV renewal

    ...your CV need a new look? Do you know how to give it that new look? Working in Norway Many job seekers ... seeking a management position…’ This type of ‘what’s-in-it-for-me’ statement has been replaced with a brief...

    Article Working in Norway June 30 2020
  4. Dismissal in the public sector

    ...specific rules that apply to civil servants. What does it take for an employer to terminate employment? Dismissal ... mentioned above, it is not considered justified if the employer can offer you other tasks. It is a prerequisite...

    Article Råd og tips Mar. 2 2021
  5. Have your employment contract reviewed

    ...legal and strategic point of view before signing it. Both legislation and collective bargaining agreements ... trial period is over or making sure that any extra benefits you were promised during your job interview actually...

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  6. CV Writing: Giving up before you even start?

    ...they have to in order to look for a (new) job. Yet it’s a fact of life for many of us that at one time or ... reason or another). It’s just time to go. So we either dust off our old CV and give it the onceover or look...

    Article Working in Norway May 11 2019
  7. Working in Norway: “Do Norwegians Like Foreigners?”

    ...with the eventual answer she gave in response to it. It happened during an (English) evening course called ... with the eventual answer she gave in response to it. It happened during an (English) evening course called...

    Article Working in Norway Feb. 11 2017
  8. Integration in Norway: Mimicking or mocking a foreign accent?

    ...over the top dramatic (read: ridiculous)? First: It happened again just yesterday. Hearing the doorbell ... over the top dramatic (read: ridiculous)? First: It happened again just yesterday. Hearing the doorbell...

    Article Working in Norway Feb. 1 2018
  9. How/Why Should You Write a CV Summary?

    What’s a Summary? In Norway I’ve been told that it’s a section that should include your key skills that ... world, it seems we have a slightly different approach to writing a Summary. That is, while it’s good to...

    Article Working in Norway Feb. 18 2020
  10. Your job search: How to show how smart you are?

    ...you need to show other people that you’re smart? It’s okay if you do (we all do). Especially when you’re ... you need to show other people that you’re smart? It’s okay if you do (we all do). Especially when you’re...

    Article Working in Norway Sept. 30 2019
  11. CV/Cover Letter Writing Tips: Experience never gets old

    ...them. This is because ‘old’ is a loaded word, isn’t it? Implying that someone has become tired and lacks ... because of their age, which is not only not fair – it’s not legal. As am sure you already knew.) Yet even...

    Article Working in Norway June 23 2020
  12. Take your seat at the table – become a trade union member

    ...for our members wherever they work. We’re good at it, and almost never go on strike. That’s why we’re ... salary increases, reorganizations or even lay-offs, it pays to have a union representative in the room.

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  13. How pensions work in Norway

    ...working in Norway, or you apply to work in Norway, it might be a good idea to wrap your mind around how ... all the way at the other end of the scale, where it’s largely taken care of or regulated by the government...

    Article Working in Norway Sept. 16 2022
  14. Your LinkedIn Summary: Be Smart, Write Smart

    ...extra pressure Put rather bluntly, but there you have it. Many heads nodded in agreement. So I went on and ... wording doesn’t help your cause. In fact, it does the opposite. It makes you look fake and like you can’t...

    Article Working in Norway Sept. 24 2017
  15. Tech in Startups: What worked and what sucked

    CTOs from post-seed startups talk about the technology they used: which ones helped, and which ... Kitemaker (Y Combinator, W21) Do you actually need it to scale? Frikk Fossan, CTO at Curipod Presentation...

    Article Tema: IKT May 3 2024 Streaming
  16. Thinks people don’t know what they ought to be earning

    It’s been a tough year for many industries, but some have managed to do well in spite of it. One example ... example is people working in IT, who’ve had a lot to do in 2020. Aktuelt -What’s exciting is that we’ve...

    Article Aktuelt Dec. 21 2020
  17. Digital spare parts supply in the energy sector

    ...model makes it possible to move from a linear supply chain to digital supply network. The benefits are many ... ecosystem approach. Operators need to validate the benefits and safety. Vendors must be convinced that offering...

    Article Energibloggen Sept. 15 2021 Streaming
  18. A Few Thoughts on a Foreigner’s Comfort Zone

    ...short motivational talk on among other things why it’s important for us to get out of our ‘Comfort Zone’ ... short motivational talk on among other things why it’s important for us to get out of our ‘Comfort Zone’...

    Article Working in Norway Feb. 25 2017
  19. How to Break My Language Barrier

    ...education and skill – so that’s not the issue. Rather, it’s one of communication – perhaps they’re at that linguistic ... time they head out the door at the end of the day. It’s now early morning at the office coffee machine:...

    Article Working in Norway Feb. 23 2016
  20. Changes to home office laws finally passed

    ...being positive to this idea. - At the same time, it’s important that working remotely is voluntary. You ... to use these regulations as cost-saving measures. It’s also important that these regulations don’t call...

    Article Aktuelt Apr. 6 2022
  21. You’re not safe from attacks on your home office – and have to take this stuff seriously!

    ...for people who become victims of cybercriminals, it doesn’t make any difference where the attack comes ... Unfortunately, I think that many still believe that «it won’t happen to me», or «I’m not a celebrity, so...

    Article Råd og tips Feb. 24 2022
  22. Conference Speakers: Do they ever learn?

    ...important or powerful a person is, the more difficult it is for them when they lose their power or importance’ ... important or powerful a person is, the more difficult it is for them when they lose their power or importance’...

    Article Working in Norway Jan. 28 2016
  23. ‘Why didn’t I get the job?’: Our Need for Post-Interview Answers

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

    Article Working in Norway Apr. 7 2021
  24. Tekna’s 2020 Salary Statistics

    This year has been unlike any other coming before it. Tekna’s salary statistics shows that this ‘year ... year of huge salary increases. At the same time, it’s important that the companies which have seen good...

    Article Aktuelt Dec. 22 2020
  25. Module 2 – Figure out what you want to do

    ...have a job you like, you’ll be more productive at it. You’ll probably also feel a strong sense of mastery ... jobs that may appear interesting on the surface, it’s important to ask yourself if they’re the right ones...

    Article Råd og tips Mar. 31 2022