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Why Sweden is an Attractive Destination for Immigrants Sweden, one of Europe’s wealthiest and most developed countries, is globally recognized for its high standard of living, lucrative salaries, and impressive job opportunities. As part of the Scandinavian region, Sweden offers excellent prospects in sectors like technology, healthcare, education, and skilled labor. While many people from Bangladesh often consider Germany, France, or Italy when thinking about moving to Europe, Sweden remains an underrated option—despite its excellent opportunities for career growth and permanent settlement. Top Reasons to Choose Sweden High Quality of Life: Consistently ranked among the most peaceful and livable countries in the world. Attractive Salaries: Average monthly income ranges from 28,250–50,850 SEK (approx. 3–5.3 lakh BDT ), with higher pay depending on skills and profession. In-Demand Job Market: High demand for professionals in technology, healthcare, and engineering. Eng...

Learning and Achieving at Any Age The legendary writer Leo Tolstoy learned to ride a bicycle at the age of 67. The famous artist Pablo Picasso got married at 76. The oldest person to receive a Nobel Prize , Leonid Hurwicz , was 90 years old when he won the prestigious award. Similarly, the oldest recipient of an Oscar , Emmanuelle Riva , was 85 when she achieved this remarkable feat. Breaking the Age Barrier As people grow older, they often convince themselves and their children that they are too old to chase their dreams. Many believe that certain goals, such as climbing Mount Everest, are impossible due to age. But did you know that the oldest person to climb Everest, Yuichiro Miura , was 81 years old? Doris Lessing won the Nobel Prize for Literature at the age of 88. These examples prove that age should never be a limiting factor. The Importance of Never Giving Up Failing once does not mean giving up forever. Before surrendering to despair, one should reflect on the ex...

I had the opportunity to engage in various policy-level negotiations, including e-governance, digitization, and service-related matters in the last 10+ years. I had no formal training but learned through experience. It worked, I successfully handled most of them with win-win negotiation. Recently, I’ve been involved in negotiations that feel more like marketing within my private sector network to advance my career. Unfortunately, I failed in most cases. However, some of these failures were quite funny and might be valuable for others who, like me, have no formal training. I’ll share these experiences step by step. This article is not based on my personal experience but rather on insights from social media. However, I found it useful and believe others will too. Link - https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1664dcLhsi/ A group of commerce students was traveling by train, engaged in an animated discussion about marketing. Sitting nearby, an elderly gentleman listened attentively, occasi...

I don't own a personal car, but I had the chance to use a  #BMW for work, which belonged to someone else. My goal is to buy this car for my family if life allows. To me, a BMW is not just a status symbol — it’s about fulfilling a need and enjoying comfort.   1. Founding and History BMW, short for Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, was founded in 1916 in Munich, Germany. Initially, the company focused on producing aircraft engines. In the 1920s, BMW transitioned to manufacturing motorcycles and eventually ventured into automobile production in the 1930s. 2. Iconic Logo The BMW logo, often referred to as the "Roundel," consists of a black ring intersected by four quadrants in blue and white. This design symbolizes the company's aviation roots, representing a spinning propeller against a clear blue sky. 3. Innovation in Technology BMW is renowned for its automotive innovations. In 2013, it introduced the world’s first electric car, the BMW i3. The company has also...