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We're Just Human! Podcast: Norway Edition

ShipHero's podcast talks ecommerce warehouse technology and life in Norway with Tommy Bjorbaek, founder and CEO of Viking Consulting.

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Welcome to our second episode of We're Just Human, a short format sort of show that features mostly sane people talking about mostly interesting things and the things we're all dealing with in this thing called life.

Episode 2 features Tommy Bjorbaek, founder and CEO of Viking Consulting, an ecommerce consulting shop that designs, builds, and implements some rather clever technology and solutions for ecommerce warehouses.

In this episode, we cover some random topics, such as speaking multiple languages, being awkward, that weird thing Tommy purchased from SharkTank, why Norway has so many Teslas, and much more.

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If you’re interested in being a guest on our new podcast, Objects!, please contact John Wakim at pitch@shiphero.com.

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