The challenges of working In Scandinavian weather / Things I took for granted

Never take weather for granted. It impacts the quality of life and the way you perceive the most important or fleeting moments of your life and career. #weather #sweden #scandinavia

[@Nourr1992]

Yesterday i was in Sahlgrenska i arrived to the meeting completely wet . And yes i used to live in a sunny country and i took it for granted ,now i envy those who live in a sunny warm climate .i even thinking of permenantly moving to south america .

[@sandiiyou9388]

I like watching you u make me understand a bit more about a doctors life … I’m in a long distance relationship with one in Sweden and I’m in a whole other country and it’s so hard to grasp the schedule and the hecticness and the 7 hours difference but I appreciate his work and doctors in general …. Your videos are great

[@dr.rajnisadhu5128]

Is it true doctor job are saturated in Sweden and it is difficult to find a job as a non eu medical graduate after getting legitimation ? I Heard from one Pakistani doctor working in Sweden in her TH-cam interview , after 2015 (middle East )crisis many doctors came to Sweden and with language leaning they got licence and now Sweden is not in need of many doctors ,so they have changed exam format and made it difficult , lengthy to pass it

[@noweyeknow7352]

Not true. Doctors are always in need. Especially in Sweden.