Fika Break

Fika is a ritual where a conversation is being held with no agenda in mind. It is a concept, a state of mind, an attitude, and an important part of Swedish culture. All Swedes consider it important to take a pause.

What's it all about?

It refreshes the brain and strengthens relationships. And it makes good business sense. Companies where FIKAS are part of the organisation culture have better teams and are more productive. It’s a great way to exchange knowledge, opinions about what’s going on in the company, and generally bond with your colleagues. Resulting in better productivity for the company and better wellbeing for each employee.

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It refreshes the brain and strengthens relationships. And it makes good business sense. Companies where FIKAS are part of the organisation culture have better teams and are more productive. It’s a great way to exchange knowledge, opinions about what’s going on in the company, and generally bond with your colleagues. Resulting in better productivity for the company and better wellbeing for each employee.

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