Comments on: Slow Down Culture at Volvo Sweden

By: Angie Delara

Angie Delara — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 05:57:52 +0000

The first time I got hold of this write-up, aand I am thankful it was emailed to me!!! what a tremendously awakening article. What a beautiful culture rich in ‘consideration’ e.g. car park at the entrance just to consider the the late ones. A slow culture, yes with risks (which hasn’t got nowadays?), but the greater chance of savouring the ‘now’ or ‘present’ moments, leading to a heightened morale, that can lead to more efficiency, and further to more productivity… with results for everyone’s welfare. BLessing!

By: Mamta

Mamta — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:58:45 +0000

Awesome. I really hope this becomes a global phenomenon. i am really for the slow culture… although not want to debate the facts stated!!

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By: Jennifer Sandberg

Jennifer Sandberg — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 19:46:31 +0000

The “slow down culture of Sweden” is a matter of opinion and debatable.

Sweden is NOT about the size of San Pablo (or Sao Paolo), a state in Brazil. Sao Paolo has an area of only 1,523 square kilometres (588 sq mi) while Sweden has 449,964 km² (173,720 square miles), making it the 5th largest country in Europe. Comparing the sizes of a large country and a state is just ridiculous.

Sweden, as of December 2007, has a population of 9 million, NOT 2 million.

The capital city, Stockholm has a population of 1,252,000 people, NOT 500,000.

Nokia is from Finland, not Sweden. Geez.

By: Eswararao Varanasi

Eswararao Varanasi — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 15:29:18 +0000

Nice one