Subordinates and Colleagues
In Finland (as well the USA and the UK) the boss refers to 'subordinates'; in Sweden the word does not exist. The boss discusses plans with their 'medarbetare' - 'fellow workers.'
Is this why at the Swedish work-place everyone is on first name terms, and everyone
is invovled in making decisions? Whereas in Finland (USA, UK) the boss delegates, gives
instructions, and considers this an effective way to make the best of the time available?
Turkiye - kolay gelsin
"everything OK, I hope things are going smoothly. Something to say to someone
about to start a job or something new: kolay gelsin
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