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A near death experience made Hans Christian Holte feel ready for anything. You have now taken on one of the most demanding management jobs in Norway.
– It takes little to make me think the worst.
Nav director Hans Christian Holte has sagged a bit in his chair.
He has spoken about the social security scandal, the challenges and the potential for improvement. I have been straight from the back, patient, firm.
But there are certainly other things that get him off his mind.
– A little pain here or there, then continue. I have hypochondriacal tendencies. I think that’s a bit of an idiot side of me.
– How many times have you thought that something serious happens to you?
– I have no figures for that. Fantastic many times.
Short laugh.
– How sick do you get when you have the flu?
– I can just get pretty sick.
– Many will say that you have taken on the worst leadership job in the country?
– No, then it’s okay. That is exactly what I am very happy with.
Hans Christian Holte often makes mind maps before making important decisions, for and against in ways in which he introduces advantages and disadvantages. -This time I didn’t need it. The benefits were too many, he says of the director’s job at NAV.
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