When do we work “too much”?
Does professional life necessarily have to spill over into evenings and Sundays;
nibble away at family space, friendships, the rest times of our lives, to be effective?
We asked the question to Marc Loriol, sociologist, author of
Work addiction, from individual pathology to the collective management of commitment
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In his work, he deciphers the notion of excess work and questions the causes that lead to it.
To discover
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Increasingly complex processes, difficulty in assessing the effectiveness of some, which often depends on that of others... Today, competence and recognition are measured by the degree of investment of each person.
And passion for work, widely encouraged, flirts dangerously with overcommitment.
At what price ?
Some avenues of analysis.
Madame Figaro.
– Your book takes stock of the workplace in France.
Are we working too much there?
Marc Loriol.
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My book is part of a…
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