A day in the life
of an archivist

By: Margarita Feldman | 2019-07-04

What is the best and worst about being an archivist at the Centre for Business History. Our archivist Bartosz Petryk explains it all  in this interview with  Tidningen Arbetet.

An archivist’s job is never monotonous and finding gold nuggets among paper stacks is the best part of it. Archivist Bartosz Petryk let Tidningen Arbetet join him for a regular day at work, sharing the best and worst aspects of the archival profession.

Read the full article here (in Swedish)

 

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