Globetrotters travel the world for the thrill of the adventure. However, there is a growing number of “Worktrotters” – people that travel to work and settle for short- or long-term. The Worktrotter’s guide is primarily written for professionals that move to Denmark to live and work. These include both people that are moving permanently and those whose career bring them to the country only for a couple of years. On arrival, they will all be faced with similar practical problems. This book will provide you with all the details you will initially need and is written in compact form in easy-to-understand language. You will get a comprehensive overview of the most important things to consider when starting out in Denmark. The guide is meant as a “starter-kit” – especially relevant for the first couple of years as a new resident gets settled. The information is tried and tested, and contains many tips from other internationals making it an invaluable resource to you. You can find more information via http://www.worktrotter.dk/guide.

Dagmar Fink moved to Denmark in 2006 after living in Germany, Romania, Sweden and the U.S. Dagmar is a trained software engineer and has extensive experience as business and project manager in innovative fields working for global companies including IBM and Mercedes Benz. Since moving to Denmark, Dagmar has established the Worktrotter network with the aim of helping foreigners enjoy their “Danish” life more quickly. See http://www.worktrotter.dk.