Rent a summer cottage experience – only the good parts

Marholmen has renovated its six villas, offering a perfect alternative to owning your own summer cottage. Rent one
of the villas for a summer cottage experience complete with nature, sea Bathing, spa, and the chance to invite friends and family.

Many dream of their own cottage where they can spend time with family and friends, but fewer love taking care of a cottage year-round with all that entails. Luckily, Marholmen offers six villas in different styles and sizes, all newly renovated for spring 2024 with high standards and preserved charm. Here, you can enjoy cottage life on your own terms; take care of yourselves or book hotel breakfast and meals at the island's restaurants.

All cottages are designed for socializing, with private plots and terraces in prime locations. They are nestled in the heart of the island's beautiful nature, close to all the activities on offer; from playgrounds, activities, an outdoor gym, illuminated trails, bathing jetties, and both indoor and outdoor spas. It's truly perfect for a relaxing weekend or a staycation.

– We're seeing more and more people wanting accommodations that feel like their own private space, where they can hang out with family and friends and decide how much they want to use the island's amenities. Our newly renovated villas are exactly that – like your very own summer cottage with all the extras, but without any of the hassle. says Marholmen's CEO Fredrik Utheim.

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Beda's Flower Meadow – beautiful, sustainable, and eco-friendly

This spring, Marholmen is starting its own flower gardens. This means they'll be self-sufficient in cut flowers for decorations all year round and can offer activities like flower arranging and pick-your-own flowers. This initiative is also really good for the environment; it boosts biodiversity and Marholmen can stop buying imported cut flowers.

Marholmen's local flower supplier, Kärodlat, is currently establishing the flower farm "Bedas blomsteräng" on the island, as part of Marholmen's ongoing sustainability efforts. This new flower meadow means that Marholmen will be self-sufficient in cut flowers year-round and can completely stop buying imported flowers. The cultivation is, of course, free from pesticides and artificial fertilizers.

This new initiative also means that Marholmen can offer activities based on the cultivation, such as courses in arranging flowers in vases, flower binding, and self-picking.

– With our local cultivation, we can totally skip the global flower industry's chemical use, huge water consumption, and long transport distances. We can decorate the whole place all year long with beautiful flowers that grow naturally right here on Marholmen, and at the same time, we're boosting the island's biodiversity, says Marholmen's CEO Fredrik Utheim.

Flower decoration that follows the seasonal cycle

When Sara creates Marholmen's floral decorations, she works with fresh flowers from the gardens from June to October, and for the rest of the year, she uses dried flowers, year-round greenery, and things found in nature.

– There are so many beautiful flowers we can grow locally here in Sweden, so I really don't see the need to import them. The season kicks off with tulips, narcissus, wild raspberries, wild honeysuckle, redcurrants, hazel, and early perennials. Then we get ranunculus and anemones, annuals like delphinium, snapdragon, zinnia, summer mallow, asters, statice, amaranths, cosmos, and everlasting flowers, and so on. In early August, the garden's star, the dahlia, makes its appearance. It's something we all really look forward to!, says Sara Lewell, Kärnodlat Roslagen.

Photographer: Mia Lewell

Is your company looking for the ultimate destination for a memorable kick-off in Stockholm? Then Marholmen in the Stockholm archipelago is the perfect place for you! With an idyllic natural setting and modern facilities, we offer a unique venue for corporate events and kick-off activities.

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We are currently seeking a results-oriented and dedicated hotel manager who wants to join us on our ongoing journey to develop Marholmen Sweden’s premier archipelago destination.

The role

As Hotel Manager at Marholmen , you Marholmen overall responsibility for the operations and development of Marholmen’s accommodation and spa services, including the front desk, housekeeping, and upselling to individual guests and private groups. Together with your team, you will exceed our guests’ expectations and create loyal ambassadors every day. 

You will report to the CEO and be part of the business’s management team. You will be responsible for representing the business’s leadership within your area of responsibility by guiding, leading, and developing your employees and contractors toward the business’s short- and long-term goals, taking into account the perspectives of employees, guests, sustainability, revenue, and profitability. Close collaboration with the Sales and Marketing Manager is essential to realizing the full market potential through joint revenue, positioning, and sales efforts focused on profitable revenue. 

The Hotel Manager has overall responsibility for the hotel’s systems, currently Visbook and its interfaces with support systems, such as payment systems, distribution and booking channels, The Bench, key card systems, etc. 

The hotel manager's general responsibilities are:

• Create guest experiences that make our guests want to come back and recommend us to others.
• Maximize upselling, revenue, and profitability.
• Be responsible for ensuring that your employees grow, are happy working with us, and that staffing levels align with the business’s activity levels.
• Develop products in collaboration with other departments and partners.
• Work with the rest of the management team to develop and implement Marholmen’s current business plan.

Who are you?

• You are accustomed to leading, managing, developing, and overseeing a hotel operation, with all that this entails.
• You are a confident leader who excels at motivating and developing your team, as your success is built on the team’s performance.
• You are sales-oriented and have in-depth knowledge of revenue and profit management
• You have a strategic, holistic perspective and approach your responsibilities in a systematic manner.
• You have experience in management, and it goes without saying that you contribute to the bigger picture beyond your own areas of responsibility.
• You value a holistic approach, collaboration, and teamwork.

Your skills and experience:

• Relevant college education or equivalent
• You have proven experience in hotel management and conference operations. Experience with and an interest in spa operations are a plus.
• You have extensive experience in setting requirements and purchasing services from close partners, such as in the cleaning and spa sectors
• In addition to Visbook/BookVisit, we currently work with a wide variety of systems and applications. Experience and knowledge of similar systems are a plus, and strong proficiency in Microsoft Office is a must.
• Experience with quality and environmental management systems such as ISO, the Nordic Ecolabel, or similar is a plus.
• Manager/Leader
• Excellent knowledge of Swedish and English. Additional languages are a plus.

What can we offer?

Marholmen an island in the Roslagen archipelago, just an hour’s drive from Stockholm. You’ll work alongside a dedicated team in a unique setting. We have strong owners who support our growth and ensure we’re a stable employer.

• We have a collective bargaining agreement and offer competitive employment terms and a range of benefits for our employees. 
• An exciting challenge and the opportunity right now to help shape the direction of our future and be part of our ongoing journey of development.

Terms and Conditions 

This is a permanent position with a 6-month probationary period. 

Application

For this recruitment, we have chosen to partner with Urvalet Executive AB. You can find more information about the recruitment process on Urvalet’s website,www.urvalet.se. Please note: We only accept applications submitted through Urvalet’s website, where you will need to upload your application.

We would like to receive your application as soon as possible. The selection process and interviews will take place on an ongoing basis. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the recruiter in charge at Urvalet: Linda Wiltbourn,linda.wiltbourn@urvalet.se 

In the days leading up to Christmas, we will be closing our beautiful Art Nouveau villa, Villa Berg a careful renovation. The villa will reopen in the summer with a fresh new look, new amenities, and 13 double rooms (instead of the current 14 single rooms).

Here are a few “before” photos. More to come!

Here's an interview with our marketing manager Bibi Rydbacken, published in Tid för Konferens (Time for Conference), a supplement in Dagens Industri, in autumn 2023. Text by Ingela Engblom.

Marholmen has been a place for meetings and relaxation for over a hundred years. Today, it's a modern conference facility offering archipelago experiences all year round. This autumn, "7° Bath & Sauna" is opening. Gather your colleagues for an energizing time with meetings, baths, and team-building activities.

Marholmen is an island in Roslagen near Norrtälje, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The island is full of exciting environments from different eras. One time you might stay and conference in a grand Art Nouveau villa from 1912, next in the modern hotel, or in the cozy cabins. During the warmer months of the year, glamping tents are available for the more adventurous guests.

“The purpose of the meeting determines what works best. No matter how our guests stay, they're always close to the sea. Nature is a common thread in everything we do across the entire business,” says Bibi Rydbacken, Marketing and Sales Manager at Marholmen.

In recent years, we've started a big development journey, and we're already well on our way!

“We're developing Marholmen into an archipelago destination where our guests can create memories all year round, while carefully preserving the island's soul, nature, and history,” she explains.

In the early 1900s, Marholmen was owned by the merchant Nils Berg and his wife Hanna. The couple were involved in social issues and donated the island to the labor movement (LO) to build a retreat for women working in factories. In the 20s, an adult education center was also started on the island, and that's how it all began. – Today, we're a meeting place that welcomes both conference and private guests for meetings, relaxation, Bath, and casual get-togethers.

One of Marholmen's strengths is that groups of all sizes feel right at home here. Smaller meetings can get their own villa, with Villa Berg being the largest, featuring 14 rooms. The historic Strandpaviljongen can be rented for private dinners or Christmas parties for up to 90 guests. Our biggest meeting room fits 180 people, while events and kickoffs with lots of attendees can rent the entire island, which has accommodation for almost 400 people.

“The nature here on the island gives us fantastic opportunities to tailor different kinds of meetings. A big advantage is that we have our own professional activity team that creates unique setups based on each customer's purpose and needs,” says Bibi Rydbacken.  

New this autumn is the outdoor Bath area ”7° Bath & Sauna” where groups of up to 50 people can enjoy warm outdoor Baths in tubs, saunas, cold dips in the sea, and comfy lounges. The idea is for guests to spend most of their time outdoors.

“The average temperature throughout the year here at Marholmen is seven degrees – hence the name. We believe in lots of wonderful jetty and sauna relaxation, all year round and in all weathers,” concludes Bibi.

Facts about Marholmen

• 34 hectares of archipelago nature.
• An hour by car from Stockholm, Uppsala, and Arlanda.
• Meeting rooms for up to 180 participants
• 50 modern hotel rooms with a balcony or terrace
• 40 newly renovated cottages with a living room, sauna, and fireplace.
• A total of 200 rooms and 368 beds
• Our own activity team organizes things like Marholmen's Masters, Boat Orienteering, or Carpet Curling tournaments.
• We can serve your conference lunch outdoors around an open fire.
• Mareld Spa with treatments, indoor and outdoor Baths & sun therapy

Here, our marketing manager Bibi Rydbacken tells journalist Oliver Hugemark about Marholmen during an interview for Scan Magazine in summer 2023.

1. Tell us about your origins and history, as well as memorable milestones on your journey.

People have bathed, laughed, rested, grown, met, and enjoyed Marholmen for over a hundred years, and we have a beautiful heritage to look after.

In 1913, Nils & Hanna Berg donated part of the island to the labor movement (LO) to establish a retreat and a school for women working in factories. The school's first principal was Natanael Beskow, who was married to the famous children's book author Elsa. During the summers, they lived on Marholmen and stood together on the pier to welcome the new students to the island. You can sense inspiration from Marholmen in some of Elsa's fairy tales.

Today, Marholmen is owned and developed by the Swedish Municipal Workers' Union, and we are convinced that we at Marholmen have the opportunity to contribute to a better society.

2. Tell us about your values, passion, sources of inspiration, and what drives you and your employees?

Marholmen isn't a Mediterranean resort. It's an island nestled in Swedish nature. Here, every season feels like its own special celebration, and our guests enjoy a stay that truly embraces everything an island in Roslagen has to offer – our food, our history, our culture, and our unique way of life.

The warm atmosphere and the genuine, thoughtful service make everyone feel at home. We want our guests to leave feeling like they've had a wonderful experience they'll want to return to and share with others.

3. Tell us about the relationship you and your business have with the Roslagen archipelago?

In classical mythology, islands are where the gods live. Everyone is welcome to Marholmen. The bridge to Marholmen is like a gateway to another world, embraced by water, offering unique experiences, adventures, and memories for life.

At Marholmen, you get the chance to escape the city's hustle and bustle and instead embrace the peace and beauty of the surrounding nature.

4. What's unique about staying with us?

I often meet guests who spent their summer holidays at Marholmen as children and continue the tradition by coming back again and again with their own kids. Many guests who come here for a kickoff or conference return with family and friends – and vice versa! I think it's because of the relaxed atmosphere, the beautiful nature, the delicious food, and the fact that there's always something new to discover and do, as we're a place that's constantly evolving.

5. What are the most popular activities and excursions at the hotel and on the island?

Bath, paddling, boat trips, and glamping on rafts moored by Rackaren island are just a few of the many activities available on the island. All year round, you can enjoy Mareld Spa with light therapy, or grab a 'Kolbulle' (a traditional Swedish pancake) cooked over an open fire at one of our barbecue spots. At Badholmen, you can try cold baths, sauna, and relax in our hot tubs. A new addition this autumn is the outdoor Bath 7° Bath & Sauna. For groups, there's also a wide range of activities that suit everyone, including challenging your colleagues on the 'Marholmen Masters' activity course – which is just as much fun as it sounds!

6. What options do your guests have to customize their stay with you?

As a guest at Marholmen, you have many accommodation options. You can choose between staying in a comfortable hotel room with its own terrace or balcony, a charming Marholmen cottage, or a distinctive villa – there's something for everyone. For those seeking a unique experience, Marholmen also offers glamping tents on Rackaren island during the summer months, and pitches with electricity for those bringing their own accommodation year-round.

7. Finally, what's the best thing about Marholmen, simply put?

We're carrying on Nils and Hanna's legacy by making it possible for many to experience, meet, and relax at Marholmen. We hope and believe they would be proud of today's Marholmen and happy that everyone is still welcome here, more than a hundred years later. 

With Marholmen's unique history and magical surroundings, it's easy to find both inspiration and well-being. Together with the historic houses and the food, Roslagsön, with its bridge connection to the mainland, is a perfect setting for a successful conference just an hour from central Stockholm.

At Marholmen, we have about twenty meeting rooms that vary in size and design. How you want to use our venues can be tailored specifically for your group. We have meeting rooms that are perfect for everything from small groups to up to 180 participants.

Here on the island, there are overnight accommodation options for up to 368 people in several different types of lodging:

• 50 comfortable and modern hotel rooms.
• 40 scenic and newly renovated cottages, each featuring a large shared living room and kitchen, TV, bathroom, three bedrooms, a fireplace, and a sauna.
• Seven villas of different sizes, with room for up to 14 people in the largest one
• Five glamping tents during the summer season
• 15 pitches for your own motorhomes or caravans

Leave your bedroom window ajar and fall asleep to nature's own music!

Our most important goal here at Marholmen is for you to feel right at home with us. Food is a big part of the experience, and our head chef does everything to offer a memorable taste experience. The menu is based on genuine Swedish flavors and is adapted seasonally.

With its historic charm, beautiful surroundings, and all the modern features you could wish for, including hot tubs and a relaxation area, a conference at Villa Berg is truly something special.

The original style of the heritage-listed Villa Berg has largely been preserved, which means we can offer our guests a unique, high-quality conference facility with a historical setting. If your event or conference requires privacy and beautiful surroundings, Villa Berg is the obvious choice. Here you'll find an inspiring meeting environment that's well-equipped for modern conferences. You'll have the whole house to yourselves, and our project managers are always on hand.

In the house's basement vault, you'll find a wine cellar and a relaxation area with a sauna. Right next to the relaxation area, there's a hot tub that can be used all year round. If you fancy a swim, there's a private jetty right below.

Food and drink are a really important part of your stay at Villa Berg. You can enjoy your meals either in the villa or at the island's main building, which is just a short walk away.

Villa Berg has 14 bright bedrooms with modern standards. All rooms are tastefully decorated and modernly equipped with comfy beds, Wi-Fi, and a private bathroom. The fully tiled bathrooms have a shower and WC. The scenic view of the archipelago landscape with the sea bay outside is the icing on the cake.

Villa Berg is unlike anything else. It feels like stepping into a bygone era. You'll want to stay here.

Welcome!

ARTICLE. North of Stockholm, right in the heart of Roslagen, you'll find the Marholmen hotel complex. It's its own island, a perfect destination for relaxation and rest, but also for amazing food and nature experiences.

The sun is streaming through the car window, tree buds are bursting outside, and the meadows along the road are coming back to life. It's early summer, hands down the best season! We have so much to look forward to: all the warm days, refreshing dips, summer evenings – everything! We also have a whole weekend at Marholmen ahead of us. The car zips over the bridge onto Marholmen. We've got a packed schedule to fit everything into this day we're spending here with some good friends.

First up on the schedule is a decathlon out in the forest. We'll hike over small bridges and boardwalks, eventually arriving at a small island where the decathlon will take place. We'll split into teams and compete against each other in well-designed and well-built events. This isn't your typical decathlon with dartboards and tennis balls thrown at cans. Here, we get to throw axes, shoot bows, saw down trees, and play ghost ball against each other. Super fun!

Right after the decathlon, we'll stop by the cold bath on our way back to the hotel. Here, with a view of the bay, we'll relax for a couple of hours with a cold bath, sauna, and hot tub. I immediately hear snapping sounds all around me. I quickly think, "something's breaking here." But then I turn around, and in unison, the whole group has popped open a beer each, and everyone is now heading into the spa bath.

After the cold bath, we head to our hotel rooms. We step into a hotel room with an amazing sea view. We change for dinner at the hotel, but before heading down, we sit on the balcony. We sit there in silence, watching the perfectly still water. We're interrupted by the phone ringing. We've completely lost track of time, and the others are now waiting for us in the restaurant.

We start dinner with an absolutely incredible cauliflower soup flavored with oysters, smoked cod, broad beans, and radish. We continue dinner with herb-roasted lamb sirloin with herb parmesan, wild garlic butter, haricots verts, red wine jus, and potato purée. Finally, we
enjoy a dessert consisting of puff pastry tarts with rhubarb, almond, pistachios, and vanilla cream. The evening concludes with conversations about life.

We wake up, pull back the curtains, and open the balcony door. Then we snuggle back into bed as the morning sun streams in, letting us gaze out over the water once more.

The breakfast buffet is really generous, with a huge selection of most things. I go "all in" on salmon, yogurt with berries and granola. We take our breakfast out into the morning sun.

Before we head home, we play a round on the adventure mini golf course. One person in our group is a real golfer, and even though it's just mini golf, he looks like he's on the PGA Tour! He has to inspect the course and take practice putts next to the ball. Okay, so maybe he'll win, but the difference between his score and ours isn't quite proportional to how seriously he takes the whole mini golf game. We pack up the car and leave Marholmen with some wonderful memories.

The article was written by Filip Jarl and published by Affärsresenären and Kickoff magazine in June 2023. https://issuu.com/tidningenkickoff/docs/ar2304

Among all the groups that meet at Marholmen, few choose what we in the industry call a "Kalukamöte" – that's coffee, lunch, and coffee all in a four-walled conference room. Instead, almost everyone here takes the chance to explore the island, visit our spa, or enjoy the outdoors! And as we always say, there's no such thing as bad weather, so it's a great place to visit all year long.

You'll be welcomed to Marholmen by one of our professional project managers who has everything under control regarding all the details and today's schedule. After a morning meeting, which usually includes a refreshing coffee break and sometimes a walking meeting around the island, it's time to enjoy lunch around one of our Ofyr grills, where the chef grills today's lunch with the sea as an extra touch.

With renewed energy, you'll gather again for another couple of hours of meeting, before it's time for our project manager to make a new entrance. Because now it's time for a team-building activity! Among our most popular activities is Marholmen's Masters. And everyone who has seen the show understands what it's about – a competition where you use both your brain and brawn. Just one suggestion among many activities you can do here at Marholmen! See all possibilities here>>

During tonight's dinner, we'll announce the lucky winners! But before that, there's plenty of time to unwind at Mareld Spa, take a dip in the hot tub on Badholmen, hang out at the bar, or simply relax in your hotel room or one of our cozy cabins or villas here on the island. The next day, it's back to reality. But you'll be an even more connected group, refreshed by the crisp air on Marholmen and full of new shared memories.

A kickoff is one of your best tools for setting the tone for the company culture you want to define your business. The better relationships your employees have, the easier they understand, communicate, and read each other, which in turn creates space for increased creativity and faster problem-solving. Few things build a team as effectively as a fun and inclusive team-building activity. Here are our best tips for activities that build the team during your kickoff.

We're now seeing more and more reports that reinforce how crucial elements for successful businesses – like creativity, collaboration, and company culture – suffer when we can't meet in person during the coronavirus pandemic. The purpose of a kickoff isn't just to anchor the business or project goals with all employees or team members; it's also an opportunity for everyone to build and deepen relationships. Because when we build relationships, we also build that all-important team spirit and trust in our colleagues. That's the glue that makes us a 'we'. The better the relationships, the easier it becomes to understand and read each other, which in turn creates space for creativity and problem-solving. In short, a kickoff is a tool to set the tone for the company culture you want to define your business.

So far, so good. But picking an activity that everyone in the group will enjoy, can join in, and that fits your kickoff's goal can be tricky. What should you go for? How should you approach it?

Our tip is to take some time to choose the right activity that reflects the purpose and goals of your meeting. If the group doesn't know each other very well yet, the goal is probably to get to know each other. Consider making the activity some kind of collaborative exercise with plenty of time to talk and interact, like cooking together. If the group already knows each other well, maybe a more experience-focused activity, like a high ropes course, would help them bond and build trust within the team?

Remember not to arrange a half-day of rock climbing if there are people in the group with physical limitations or disabilities. Also, don't choose a quiz about Swedish pop songs during dinner if some of your colleagues didn't grow up in Sweden. And a karaoke night can be quite awkward if it's a new group that doesn't know each other well yet…

Here are some activities you can do here on Marholmen to get inspired:

• Marholmen's Masters

Challenge yourself with your colleagues! In Marholmen's Masters, you'll practice teamwork and bond as a team, and it will be a talking point for a long time to come. The activity takes place outdoors on Strömsholmen when the weather permits. In case of cold or rain, we'll have just as much fun in our activity basement.

• Boat Orienteering

Get to know the islet around Marholmen and set sail on a breathtaking adventure! As a team, you'll collect clues at buoys and solve the riddle under time pressure. May the best team win!

• Yoga Walk About with Forest Bathing

Take the whole group out for a wonderful, guided yoga walk with Forest Bathing on the island to recharge your energy levels, spark creativity – and invigorate your spirits.

• Half Past Seven at Marholmen

Our Dinner box is a cooking activity consisting of a three-course dinner prepared by our chefs, which you finish together and enjoy in your cabin or villa. It's suitable for groups of up to 6 people. If you book Villa Berg, you can do the activity for up to 14 people.

• Escape Box

Does your team work well together under pressure? With this activity, you'll strengthen and build your team's cohesion while solving an advanced spy hunt as secret agents. It's super fun!

• Play adventure golf

Adventure golf is an activity that suits everyone – from colleagues who are already pros to those who've never even held a golf club. Everyone gets challenged on our course! The tournament wraps up with a prize ceremony.

• Enjoy a conference lunch cooked over an open fire.

Even the conference lunch can be an experience here! Gathering around an open fire to cook and eat together is in our DNA, and it sets the stage for creative conversations.

• Spa stay

Treat your team to a relaxing time at Mareld Spa after a long day of productive meetings. Here you'll find a hot tub, a dry sauna with views of the bay, and a steam sauna where stars twinkle on the ceiling.

• Challenge each other to boule

It only takes a few minutes to learn how to play boule, but they say it takes years to master all the tactical and technical tricks. Boule is a sport that's getting more and more popular.

• Carpet curling

Challenge your colleagues to carpet curling in the historic Grosshandlargården building. This activity is perfect for those who have a little time but want to do something fun together.

• Go on a kayak tour

Rent kayaks and enjoy a nature experience on the lake. Instructors can join you if you like, and life vests are, of course, included. 

• Fishing with a guide and equipment

Book a half-day, full-day, or after-work trip on the lake! You'll be taken on an exciting fishing trip on fully equipped sport fishing boats with a professional fishing guide and all the necessary equipment.

• Ping Pong tournament in the Boathouse

In Marholmen's boathouse, located below the hotel, icy winds whistle through the walls. But with heating from the ceiling, your hat on, and a ping-pong racket in hand, you can play a truly unusual game of ping-pong here.

• Badholmen with its own hot tub

On Badholmen, you'll find two hot tubs, a private sandy beach, and a sauna that you can rent for your whole group for two hours. You can also order snacks and drinks for a magical time on this private headland.

• Music quiz

A music quiz with a troubadour is an activity that builds team spirit, brings lots of laughs, and suits groups of all types and sizes. It's a perfect way to end the day or a great mood-boosting party starter.

• Cold Bath with Sauna

Challenge yourselves to a refreshing cold Bath followed by a sauna, which is great for both body and soul. You rent the entire Badholmen for private use. Enhance the experience with drinks and snacks.

Remember! Choose activities for your kickoff that reflect your purpose and goals. If the goal is to get to know each other, consider some type of team-building exercise, like cooking together. And don't arrange a half-day of rock climbing if there are people in the group with physical limitations or disabilities. Also, don't choose a quiz about Swedish pop songs during dinner if some of your colleagues didn't grow up in Sweden.