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Sweden
Job Resources
In Sweden employers are shifting from newspaper advertising to using the Internet.
Employment Trends
Despite a strong financial foundation, the Swedish economy slid into recession and is only now beginning to recover.
Information Technology
Sweden's Information Technology sector generates sales of more than 11 billion USD.
Engineering
Employment opportunities in engineering continue to be negatively affected by globalization and the ongoing restructuring of manufacturing and industrial companies.
Accounting and Finance
The financial sector is in a turbulent period with severe cutbacks and restructuring.
General Business - Sales & Marketing
Despite a recent downturn, the need for consultants and qualified managers is expected to increase.
Small Business /Entrepreneurship/Start-Ups
There has recently been a lot of focus on and support for small business creation and start-ups in Sweden.
Top Companies
The following list represents companies reporting the largest assets/revenues in the country. More than 400,000 additional corporate profiles can be found in Going Global's Employer Directory.
Business and Networking
Two major trade union organizations in Sweden, the LO and the TCO, represent 82 percent of all workers.
Financial Considerations
Sweden has one of the highest standard and cost of living in the European Union.
Work Permits/Visas
Sweden issues Schengen visas which are valid in 15 countries.
Resume/CVs
A resume/CV for a Swedish company may be written in English since many large and/or international companies use English internally.
Interviewing Advice
Dress for an interview is very formal and conservative. Men to wear dark suits and ties; women generally wear suits or dresses.
Cultural Advice
Staying late at the office is not necessarily a good sign; it may be interpreted as indicating that the individual is incapable of organizing him or herself well.
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