Ihminen tavattavissa, osa 2: Loppuunpalamisesta identiteetin löytymiseen.

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Ihminen tavattavissa, osa 2: Haastattelussa Vesa Sorsa, projektipäällikkö: ”Kuinka työstä johtuva loppuunpalaminen oli tien avaus oman identiteetin löytymiseen”. Haastattelijana Mathias Hellsten, Ihminen tavattavissa -koulutusjohtaja. Tutustu lisää osoitteessa: www.ihminentavattavissa.fi

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