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Playing at work
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“Playing at Work” may sound provocative: playing is seen as childish and pointless, where work is serious and productive. What would happen, though, if you decided to take playing seriously or to work playfully? What if you could play with art rather that look at it with due regards?
Title: Playing at work
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“Playing at Work” may sound provocative: playing is seen as childish and pointless, where work is serious and productive.
What would happen, though, if you decided to take playing seriously or to work playfully? What if you could play with art rather that look at it with due regards?.
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