Oviwa

Our business, Oviwa, is run out of house number 1037 in Rajokari. It’s a quiet area compared to the city center, which we appreciate. Working from a house means things are a bit more relaxed than a standard office. We don’t wear suits or have scheduled meetings every ten minutes. We just get the work done when it needs to be done. The space is a bit cramped because we’ve filled it with equipment and supplies, but it works for us. We started Oviwa because we wanted to do things our own way without having a boss breathing down our necks. Most days involve a lot of logistics and making sure things are moving where they need to go. We have neighbors who stop by to say hello, and the local shops know us by name. It’s a small operation. We don’t have a big staff, just a few people who know what they are doing. Sometimes the internet is slow or the delivery trucks have trouble finding the house number, but we manage. We aren’t looking to become some massive corporation. We just want to keep the business going and stay in Rajokari. It’s a simple life and we like the independence it gives us. There’s no big secret to how we work, we just show up every morning and get started with whatever is on the list for that day.