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I consulted with a startup in Stockholm Sweden for 2.5 months at the start of the year. It was an amazing experience, and needless to say I had an absolute blas
by nodesocket 13y ago
I consulted with a startup in Stockholm Sweden for 2.5 months at the start of the year. It was an amazing experience, and needless to say I had an absolute blast. Made many great friends, a few of which have come to SF to visit me since. It is cold Dec-Feb, but around March starts getting nice, and Swedes come out and play.
General Rules:
- Don't talk to people on the subway. Swedes like their public transportation silent. :)
- Swedes like coffee.
- It is expensive as hell to eat out (daily), and go to bars often. I did it anyway.
- Swedes are very punctual and schedule oriented. They generally work 9-5pm, even in startups.
- Don't wait until Saturday to stock up on adult beverages, the lines at the Systembolaget can get insane.
- Learn to ice skate (or play Hockey), fun activity during the winter.
- Swedish pizza is amazing. Great thin crust.
- dagw 13y agoEverything is he wrote is true, expect the bit about pizza. Swedish pizza is a culinary abomination and the people responsible for the kebab pizza should stand trial for crimes against humanity. If I could improve one thing about Sweden it would definitely be the pizza.
- nodesocket 13y agoFunny, I am a fan of the kebab pizza. The place on the corner of Götgatan and Ölandsgatan was my favorite.
- seivan 13y agoYou and me, we got beef. What the hell man, the Kebab pizza is the future.