Anthony Armada has been chief executive of Seattle-based Swedish Health Services for five months now. But he has one major observation on Seattle culture: Men don’t wear ties here.
When he met with Swedish board members during the hiring process, they asked him if he wanted to lose the tie during the interview.
“I shed my tie so fast that I think they felt really comfortable with me,” Armada said, laughing.
Armada, who relocated to Seattle from Chicago, originally hails from Michigan and…
Anthony Armada has been chief executive of Seattle-based Swedish Health Services for five months now. But he has one major observation on Seattle culture: Men don’t wear ties here.
When he met with Swedish board members during the hiring process, they asked him if he wanted to lose the tie during the interview.
“I shed my tie so fast that I think they felt really comfortable with me,” Armada said, laughing.
Armada, who relocated to Seattle from Chicago, originally hails from Michigan and…