Announcement
We're getting married! 
Worktrotter and ForeignersInDenmark are joining forces: Over 5,500 internationals in Denmark in one network (as of June 1, 2010)!
Our aims are:
- Enjoy: By understanding Denmark better and by doing fun things we can settle and enjoy our stay here faster.
- Visbility: Make the international community more visible in Denmark as the valuable contributors we are.
- Involvement: Integration can only work by involving the community in the integration projects for them:
WITH us not only FOR us.
This network is a powerful force with the ability to make foreign professionals and students more visible and more welcome in DK.
We are looking forward to your comments and ideas. Please share them below.
Foreigners in Denmark: started by Paula Jota Pedersen from Brazil in 2007 with a very active forum.
Worktrotter: started by Dagmar Fink from Germany in 2006 with focus on events, information and fun meetings.
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The Worktrotter books
Business-Dances with Danes
For those working with Danes and those trying to find work in Denmark.
This book is also aimed at those Danes who want to become conciously aware of the Danish workplace culture.
Find out how to decode Danish work culture, avoid pitfalls and know how you can bring your messages across when working with Danes.
The Worktrotter's Guide to Denmark
For current and future newcomers to Denmark.
A practical step-by-step guide about living and working in Denmark. Save time, nerves and money. Be smart and do things right - right from the start.
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Comments
Dagmar
I was just wondering if your club is open to Danes as well? I've just moved back to Copenhagen after 22 years abroad, and I am finding it very difficult to meet people here. I probably feel more like a foreigner than a Dane and tend to gravitate towards people of my own 'kind' - i.e. people who are not from here or who have travelled as extensively as me.
Kind regards,
Nina
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