How is life in Trondheim, Norway?

My wife is from Trondheim, and I’m there visiting her family several times every year. Its a lovely place with a great shopping district, and a lot of nice restaurants, nightclubs and bars. There are several Universities there so there is alot of young people from different part of the country. I’m in marketing my self and must say that there is not alot of jobs there in our line of work. But recently several companies like Google have put up office there. So i think its going to be more and more. As an EU citizen there should be easy to get a possibility to job there. About language; English is understood by 95 % + so it should be no problem. If you understand danish you should be able to read alot of Norwegian, but you may want to learn some more spoken language. You will find spoken language a bit different. I know alot of peoples working in norway in marketing and advertising not knowing a word in Norwegian so it shouldn’t be so hard. Norway has high taxation levels, and the prices are high. But so are the wages. And besides we have one of the best social security systems in the world. I pay about 35-40 % tax I guess. Living standards are very high, Norway is rated top 3 every year in the UN living standard meter, and the unemployment is low (about 4-5 %).