Min tidligere klassekamerat Sigmund Landaas, (fra økonomilinja på Sande videregående), har visst jobbet som statsautorisert revisor, i et stort internasjonalt firma. (Fra Drammens Tidende 23. april 2002)

statsautorisert revisor sigmund

https://www.nb.no/items/99414cce60ae7db732f83f944e9872e2?page=7&searchText=”sigmund%20landaas”

PS.

Sigmund Landaas var visst nestformann i russestyret, (selv om jeg mener å ha lest et sted, at de seinere gjorde noen omrokkeringer):

sigmund var nestformann

https://www.nb.no/items/96deaa6b81e3ca264bb5a0a99537a1e3?page=5&searchText=”sigmund%20landaas”

PS 2.

Jeg lurer på om hu Heidi Sørensen, (fra PS-et overfor), kan være hu fra parfymeriet i Sande, som jeg husker, (hu satt på pulten bak meg), fra økonomi-linje-året, (skoleåret 1987/88).

(Noe sånt).

Så sånn er muligens det.

Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

Mvh.

Erik Ribsskog

PS 3.

Landaas-slekten eier Hovland Sag aka. Byggern, (i Svelvik), som jeg ringte til, (for å høre hva de solgte av emballasje), like etter at jeg begynte som Company Researcher, for Packaging Europe, (i Liverpool/Norwich), våren 2007:

hovland sag

PS 4.

Her er mer om dette:

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

Norwegian companies assigned

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> 15. mars 2007 kl. 10:31
Til: Irina <irina@packagingeurope.com>

Hi Irina,
 
here are the questions I was wondering about:
 
 
1: Adding a product/service:
 
On the first column, “Product/Type”, it’s possible to tick a box called “General”.
 
If you tick that box, should you then also tick any more boxes under the “Product/Type”-column?
 
 
2: Contact-person
 
Which type of contact-person is most important for the registry to have?
 
Is it best to have contacts from higher management, like “Managing Director”,
or is it best to have contacts from sales/marketing like “Sales Manager”.
 
(I understand that to have both is best of course, but sometimes the cusomers
are in a hurry, so I reckoned that it’s probably best to start asking for the most
important contact).
 
I’m sorry if I ask a lot of questions, I think it’s an advantage to know much about
the registry when I’m speaking to the companies, but just tell me if I’m asking to 
many questions!  

Hope that this is ok!

 
Regards,
Erik

 
 
On 3/15/07, Irina <irina@packagingeurope.com> wrote:

Good morning, Erik.

 

I am pleased you are doing well. Please let me know when the most companies are in the cleaned status, therefore we could assign you many more.

 

Have a good day

 

Irina

 


From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto: eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 14. 3. 2007 13:18


To: Irina
Subject: Re: Norwegian companies assigned

 

Hi Irina,

 

Thanks for the answer!

 

I’ve been going through quite a lot of the companies now.

 

I have got a couple of appointments today also, but I’ll continue working this evening

with looking up information from company web-pages etc.

 

I’ll also work in the weekend doing this.

 

So I’ll be finished with gathering the basic information for the companies this evening or

tomorrow.

 

So I’ll contact you about this tomorrow.

 

Hope that this is ok!

 

Regards,

 

Erik

 

 

On 3/13/07, Irina < irina@packagingeurope.com> wrote:

Hi Erik

 

Thank you for keeping in touch. How is the weather in Liverpool, it is gorgeous here. Tomorrow I am taking the afternoon off to go to the sea side and enjoy the sun.

 

The main language of the directory is English, therefore please keep the info in English for now, although it’s not that strict requirement.

 

Have a nice day

 

Irina

 

 

 

 

 

 Web: www.packagingeurope.com
 Tel: +44 (0)1603 414444
 Fax: +44 (0)1603 406543

Alkmaar House,
Alkmaar Way,
Norwich, Norfolk,
NR6 6BF, UK

 

 

 


From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto: eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 13. 3. 2007 13:25


To: Irina
Subject: Re: Norwegian companies assigned

 

Hi Irina,

 

it’s going fine with the calls.

 

It’s taking a bit long with the calls today since it’s my first day,

but I think I’ll be finished with the assigned calls tomorrow.

 

I have a couple of appointments today, so I’ll just continue with

the work tomorrow if thats alright.

 

Hope that this is ok!

 

Also I was wondering; in the ‘Position’-field, should the information

be written in English or Norwegian?

 

(Like eg. ‘Sales-Manager’ etc.)

 

Have a nice day!

 

Regards,

 

Erik

 

 

 

 

On 3/13/07, Irina < irina@packagingeurope.com> wrote:

Thanks, Erik, good luck.

 

Irina

 


From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto: eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 13. 3. 2007 9:28
To: Irina
Subject: Re: Norwegian companies assigned

 

Hi Irina,

 

that sounds excellent.

 

Thanks for the help with the Norwegian calls!

 

I’ll start working now, and then I’ll get back to you later today and

update you on how things are going.

 

Regards

 

Erik

 

 

On 3/13/07, Irina < irina@packagingeurope.com> wrote:

Good morning, Erik

 

Norwegian companies have been assigned to you now. You can start working any time. Please keep me updated on the progress.

 

Contact me if you have any questions, please.

 

Kind regards

 

Irina Ball

 

 

 

 Web: www.packagingeurope.com
 Tel: +44 (0)1603 414444
 Fax: +44 (0)1603 406543

Alkmaar House,
Alkmaar Way,
Norwich, Norfolk,
NR6 6BF, UK

 

 

 

From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto: eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 12. 3. 2007 16:08
To: Irina
Subject: Re: Your account details

 

Hi Irina,

 

thank you for your e-mail.

 

I’ve been reading through the e-mail now, and I’ve tryed to log on to the database,

and I’ve also been reading through the letters to the companies.


So I think I should be ready to start taking calls now.

 

So I could start taking calls tomorrow morning if you want.

 

It would maybe be best to start with the Norwegian companies first if thats

possible, untill I get the hang of it, if thats alright.

 

Just for the first one or two days I mean, just to get into things.

 

Hope that this is alright!

 

Thanks in advance and regards

 

Erik Ribsskog

 

On 3/12/07, Irina < irina@packagingeurope.com> wrote:

Dear Erik

 

Thank you for your e-mail.

 

created a user account for you to use our database, and assigned a “test company” to you, so you could see how it works.

 

Instructions & advice

 

Open the database by going to www.packagingeuropedirectory.com.

 

User ID: (Sensurert av johncons-blogg)

Password: (Sensurert av johncons-blogg)

 

Here you will find a test company that have been assigned to you. If you click on the company, its records open.

 

The first “Company Details” page displays general information: such as address, telephone, fax, email, website, two contact names, turnover, number of employees, company activity (manufacturer / wholesaler / sales agent / other services). Press “Edit Company” to add or change information listed here.

 

By the way, the “Description” field is there just for your information – we tell you what we believe the company’s main product or service to be, to make your task easier. This information will not appear in the directory, so it is not necessary to change it. Similarly, the “Notes” field is for your use, in case you need to record information about calling the company again, etc.

 

At the bottom of the page is a Products & Services section.

Any products / services that have already been entered are listed here.

Press “Add Categories” to enter a menu of products and services.

The three top-level categories are Materials (companies that produce / sell packaging materials and packaging made of the listed materials), Machinery (companies that produce / sell machinery used in the packaging industry) and Services (companies and organisations that provide other services for the packaging industry).

 

For each of these, there is selection of sub-categories in the left-hand column. For example, the sub-categories for Materials are “Glass”, “Ceramics”, etc.

Selecting one of these sub-categories in turn creates a range of options in the next three columns.

 

You can then create a detailed product description by ticking boxes in each column. For example: click “Materials”, then “Metal”. Then tick “Material: Bottles” and “Type: Extruded” in the Product / Type column, “Aluminium” in the Material column, and “Non-alcoholic drinks: carbonated” in the End Use Sector column (which means the products that will be packaged). Press “apply” to save and enter a new category, or “save and back” to save and return to the main company page. The database will record this as one category: that is “Extruded bottles made from aluminium for the carbonated drinks sector.” This is now displayed at the bottom of the main “Company Details” page, where it can be deleted if necessary.

 

Please note that if a company makes several different products (e.g. bottles, boxes and cans), they need to be entered as separate categories. If you tick all three at once, they will be recorded as one product. It is especially important to our directory that we record as many product / service details as possible, including End Use Sector. You will also notice that there are some fields followed by “+”. If you press this +, some further sub-categories are revealed. The more detail, the better! I am willing to increase the payment rates for researchers you provide consistently detailed information

 

I am sure this seems complicated! However, there are two features that make the task easier:

o        The language of the Products & Services menu can be changed, so there is no need to translate technical terms.

o        You can send an email that gives the company access to its own entry in the database. In this way, the company can select the right categories. Instead of spending 10 minutes asking an employee to list products, you can focus on persuaded them to do the work for you, and reminding them a few days later. I believe this will speed up your work (and therefore increase the amount of money you can earn per day). This function can be used by pressing “Email Company” on the “Company Details” page. You can then press “Edit Email” and then type or paste a message in your own language. The login ID & password for the company will automatically be included at the bottom of the letter.

By the way, replies to these emails will come to us, and we can forward them to you if necessary.

Please note that it is usually necessary to telephone a company as well as emailing in order to encourage them to respond. I attached letters to companies translated into languages you speak. You can change them as you like.

 

When you finish working on a company file, you can press “Complete company”. The database then automatically gives the company a new status – if you have completed the basic information (at least address, telephone, email, company activity and one contact name) and entered a product / service category, it records a status of “cleaned”. If there is only the basic information but no product / service category, the status is “partially cleaned”. If you contact the company and find that it is does not belong to the criteria we need, then you press “Mark as Irrelevant” and the status becomes “Irrelevant” (the information we have is not always reliable – so you may find that quite a lot of companies are “irrelevant”).

 

After you have pressed “Complete Company” or “Mark as Irrelevant”, the file is closed, and can only be reopened by an administrator. So be careful not to press these buttons unless you are sure you have finished work on the company. (Data you have entered is still saved if you press “Back to main menu”.)

 

Advice about speaking to companies

 

The important thing to make clear is that Packaging Europe is not selling anything: we will list the company (however big or small) for free. The directory will then be sold across the world to companies that want to buy packaging. Therefore, it is a big advantage for companies to cooperate with you.

 

If the person you talk to is in a hurry or is not interested in cooperating, you can remind him / her that the more categories you enter, the more times the company will appear in this major directory.

 

If they are uncertain about who you are and who we are, you can tell them that Packaging Europe, established in 2005, is now the leading website www.packagingeurope.com and magazine for news, analysis and information about the European packaging industry. I will be happy to answer any questions. ( irina@packagingeurope.com / +44 1603 414 444)

 

It is also useful to remember that the basic information can usually be supplied by the receptionist who first answers your call: whether the company actually has something to do with packaging; contact details; size of company, etc. However, that person cannot usually provide the product / services information. Therefore, after getting this first information, it is worth asking for someone in the sales or marketing department.

 

Making calls

 

Please choose the cheapest available tariff and let us know the cost in advance, so we can agree to that. When you send your bill for work done, include your telephone expenses, indicating the number of minutes. From the database (and from quality checks on your work) we know how many companies you have contacted. We also know approximately how long it takes to talk to each company, because we have 50 people doing the same job in other countries. Therefore, as long as your telephone claim is close to the expected figure, we will not ask for documentary proof of the calls you made.

 

 

 

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

 

Please let me know when you are ready to start so I can assign companies to you.

 

 

Look forward to hear from you.

 

 

 

Kind regards

 

Irina Ball

 

 

 

 Web: www.packagingeurope.com
 Tel: +44 (0)1603 414444
 Fax: +44 (0)1603 406543

Alkmaar House,
Alkmaar Way,
Norwich, Norfolk,
NR6 6BF, UK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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