Show your interest by being familiar with the history and culture, and by using a few phrases of Danish. Danish is the first language of Denmark, but English is a close second, and translators are seldom required.

Business practices vary from one company to another, but some things remain constant:
· Punctuality is required;
· Men usually wear a suit or sport jacket and tie; women wear suits or dresses;
· Respect and manners are extremely important.
· Handshakes are the accepted form of greeting.

At the meeting, Danes quickly get down to business. Listen to the interviewer. Ask relevant questions, but never interrupt. Be prepared to demonstrate your problem-solving skills.

Usually, an applicant has several interviews before receiving a job offer-the first, simply to get to know him/her; the second to introduce the applicant to others; and a third, to meet with those in the specific work area.

This is just a sample of what you'll find in the complete guide.