Work: employees in full transformation

It sometimes happens that the threads that can be drawn from two a priori incomparable universes end up forming thick balls.

Not all the same size.

Are you an employee in a large group, in an SME, in a start-up?

You necessarily have work habits and rhythms dictated both by your employer, your manager, but also by yourself, according to your personality and your

, your interpersonal skills.

Thanks to the health crisis and the advent of remote work, a plethora of portmanteau words, anglicisms and other jargon terms have appeared that have become commonplace.

Examples?

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for the best known.

Roland Barthes writes, in

, that

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If we overinterpret the signs in our own way, it is also possible to affirm that, in 2023, the automobile is a fairly exact equivalent of the employee.

For what?

Because the lexical fields that...

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