
Robin-Ivan Capar
Contributor at The Local (Norway)
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1 week ago |
thelocal.no | Robin-Ivan Capar
Easter in Norway is often a mix of spring warmth and snowy mountain fun – many families plan out days filled with skiing, oranges, and Kvikk Lunsj snack breaks. This year, however, the weather is proving to be anything but predictable, with state meteorologists warning of rapidly shifting conditions from region to region. So, if you're planning a trip this Easter, it pays to know not just what kind of weather to expect but how to stay safe – especially if you're heading into the mountains.
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1 week ago |
thelocal.no | Robin-Ivan Capar
Navigating a job search in any foreign country often feels like stepping into uncharted territory. You're not just applying for a job – you're trying to decode a whole new set of workplace norms, expectations, and unspoken rules, which Norway, in particular, is known for. What works in your home country might fall flat in this Scandinavian country, and even something as simple as how you greet an interviewer can make or break your first impression.
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1 week ago |
thelocal.no | Robin-Ivan Capar
First-time home prices in Norway have skyrocketed since 2008 The average price of a first-time home in Norway has surged by 110 percent over the past 17 years. First-time buyers now pay an average of 3.6 million kroner, compared to just 1.7 million kroner in 2008, according to new data from the Norwegian Real Estate Association (NEF). Oslo has seen the steepest rise, with prices up by 148 percent, while Stavanger has experienced the slowest growth at 67 percent. Carl O.
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2 weeks ago |
thelocal.no | Robin-Ivan Capar
Before diving into what not to say in a Norwegian job interview, it helps to understand what recruiters are actually looking for. Interviews in Norway tend to be more informal than in many other countries, but that doesn't mean they're unstructured. In fact, they're often designed to reveal not just your qualifications but also how well you align with Norwegian workplace culture.
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2 weeks ago |
thelocal.no | Robin-Ivan Capar
The tariff policies put in place by US President Donald Trump have stirred up market unrest across the globe, with Norway being no exception. Norway's largest bank, DNB, is seeing a growing number of concerned customers reaching out for advice, the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) has reported.
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