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Nu bygger vi Kulturparken – en plats för umgänge och lek i Kopparlunden

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By Katarina Berg
| Mynewsdesk
Kulturparken kommer att ligga utanför Culturen, på den yta som redan är avstängd från parkeringen. Detta blir den första av flera gröna platser i det framtida Kopparlunden. Parken kommer att smyckas av konst som knyter an till Kopparlundens industrihistoria och här ska det även bli en lekpark. Att skapa Kulturparken är en del av det arbete som görs för att utveckla Kopparlunden till en levande stadsdel där historia och framtid möts.
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5 maneras de trabajar con personas diferentes a ti

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By Katarina Berg, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic
| Fast Company Mexico
Por muy sofisticados que seamos intelectualmente, los seres humanos seguimos siendo criaturas tribales en el fondo. Tendemos a acercarnos a personas que se parecen a nosotros: que piensan como nosotros, comparten nuestros valores e incluso reflejan nuestras rarezas y gustos. A primera vista, esto parece tener sentido. Explica el origen evolutivo de la empatía: sentimos con más intensidad las alegrías, penas y luchas de los demás cuando los percibimos como parte de nuestro propio “grupo”.
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You don’t have a culture, you have a clique. 5 ways to work with people who aren’t like you

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By Katarina Berg
Humans, for all our intellectual sophistication, are still tribal creatures at heart. We tend to gravitate toward people who are like us—individuals who look like us, think like us, share our values, and even mirror our quirks and tastes. On the surface, this makes intuitive sense.
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