Meet Our New HR ManagerMeet Our New HR Manager

Meet Our New HR Manager

Please join us in welcoming our new HR Manager, Emilie Sørgård Anderssen. Emilie joined SalesScreen on 3 June in our Oslo office.

“I chose to work for SalesScreen because of their ambition to become the best in class, their good social environment and of course the people–people showing engagement and team spirit are highly motivating factors for me.'


Oslo, Norway —  Emilie brings her positive attitude, boldness and sense of adventure to the SalesScreen team.

What is your education/work background?

Emilie: I have a bachelor’s degree from Markedshøyskolen in HR and personnel management, and a one-year course within Labor Law from BI. Before starting at SalesScreen I worked in NCC, one of the biggest construction companies in northern Europe–also with HR.

What are some of your hobbies?

Emilie: I love to stay active, and most of my spare time includes hiking, running, going to the gym and different kinds of sports activities. I also love to travel. Some of my recent destinations were South-Africa, Caribbean and Australia. The rest of the time is spent with friends and family, social gatherings and volunteering.

Why did you choose to work for SalesScreen?

Emilie: I chose to work for SalesScreen because of their ambition to become the best in class, their good social environment and of course the people–people showing engagement and team spirit are highly motivating factors for me.

What are your expectations of working here?

Emilie: I expect a lot of work, a high-paced environment, people striving to be their best and showing their best both on and off hours. I also expect a lot of fun.

What unique qualities or skills do you bring to the table?

Emilie: I am both independent and goal-oriented with a fearless attitude. I am an outgoing person with a stable, good mood.

Have you ever worked for a startup? Are you excited about it?

Emilie: This is my first time, and I’m super excited. It feels really good to be one of the family, and not just one in a big machine.

Describe your personality.

Emilie: As I mentioned, I’m an outgoing person with a good mood and lots of energy, but I can also be very direct, and I will tell you exactly what I mean. Sometimes even when you don’t ask for my opinion ;)

What's your favorite quote?

Emilie: “When they go low, we go high” -Michelle Obama

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Bio: Emilie is 27-years-old and comes from Oslo, Norway. She graduated from Markedshøyskolen with a Bachelor's degree in HR and personnel management. In her free time, she enjoys all kinds of sports, traveling and socializing with friends and family.


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