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Danemark: la confirmation, rite de passage incontournable mais de moins en moins chrétien

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By Camille Bas-Wohlert Verified
| Yahoo News France Verified
"Au début, c'était pour les cadeaux et la fête, si je dois être entièrement honnête", sourit Nora Pihl, 15 ans, qui a fait sa confirmation mais, comme une frange grandissante de la jeunesse danoise, a refusé de suivre un rituel religieux. Dans le petit pays scandinave où Eglise et Etat ne sont pas séparés, la confirmation chrétienne a longtemps été obligatoire pour obtenir une pièce d'identité, travailler ou se marier et son existence s'est ancrée dans la culture collective.
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Confirmation still a rite of passage in Denmark but less Christian

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By Camille Bas-Wohlert Verified
| The Best Times Verified
At 15, like most Danish teenagers, Nora Pihl chose to get confirmed but for her, as for a growing number of young Danes, it wasn't a religious affair. Confirmation is a rite in many Christian churches where someone who has already been baptised professes their faith, thereby confirming their baptism. "At first, it was for the presents and the party, if I'm being completely honest," Nora told AFP.
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Empresa dinamarquesa elimina chefias para melhorar desempenho

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By Camille Bas-Wohlert Verified
| O Povo Verified
A empresa dinamarquesa Clever, operadora de estações de recarga para carros elétricos, é uma das raras companhias do país que funcionam sem chefes, um modelo que busca estimular a criatividade e o desempenho coletivo. Em sua sede, instalada em uma antiga área industrial de Copenhague, a empresa não adota estruturas hierárquicas tradicionais. Em vez disso, funciona com grupos autogeridos, nos quais cada funcionário participa das decisões e acompanha sua execução.
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