What Kita children learn in Sweden makes Germans jealous
This is also evident in comparison to other countries: according to the OECD country average, about 10 percent of people work more than 50 hours a week
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This is also evident in comparison to other countries: according to the OECD country average, about 10 percent of people work more than 50 hours a week. In Swedish companies, the on-time evening at 4 pm and the time with the family are estimated as a compensation to work. Home World Status: 21.07.2026, 20:31 Comments Follow us on Google Extravaganza is rather in the background in Sweden.
Furthermore, But that doesn't have to be an obstacle. “Each and every individual can integrate a little more Lagom into everyday life,” says Münchschwander: “Through the right measure in all areas of life, joy in the little things and a lot of time in nature.” (Source: own research, OECD, AllBright Foundation, Gustavsson: Human Values in Swedish Management, Barinaga: Swedishness through lagom Can words tell us anything about a culture?). Instead, according to the German-Swedish AllBright Foundation, they are even considered “frowned upon”. In everyday public life, Barinaga prefers polite, neutral behavior, objectifies emotional arguments, and treats compromise as something consistently positive.
In addition, In Sweden, “Lagom” is considered one of the basic social values – even children grow up with it. (Symbolophoto) © Margit Wild/Imago Images Today, the drinking horn is used, but the principle still permeates the modern Swedish everyday life. Of course, Sweden is sparsely populated, the rural part is large.
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This is also evident in comparison to other countries: according to the OECD country average, about 10 percent of people work more than 50 hours a week.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Swedish companies, the on-time evening at 4 pm and the time with the family are estimated as a compensation to work.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHome World Status: 21.07.2026, 20:31 Comments Follow us on Google Extravaganza is rather in the background in Sweden.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut that doesn't have to be an obstacle. “Each and every individual can integrate a little more Lagom into everyday life,” says Münchschwander: “Through the right measure in all areas of life, joy in the little things and a lot of time in nature.” (Source: own research, OECD, AllBright Foundation, Gustavsson: Human Values in Swedish Management, Barinaga: Swedishness through lagom Can words tell us anything about a culture?)
reliability low1/2 sourcesInstead, according to the German-Swedish AllBright Foundation, they are even considered “frowned upon”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn everyday public life, Barinaga prefers polite, neutral behavior, objectifies emotional arguments, and treats compromise as something consistently positive.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Sweden, “Lagom” is considered one of the basic social values – even children grow up with it. (Symbolophoto) © Margit Wild/Imago Images Today, the drinking horn is used, but the principle still permeates the modern Swedish everyday life.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOf course, Sweden is sparsely populated, the rural part is large.
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