From Benjamin Franklin's famous "Time is money" (1748) to the arrival of digital technology in companies, the relationship with time has disrupted the world of work and the daily lives of employees. The irruption of immediacy in the transmission of information has led to a demand for immediacy and a culture of urgency. However, the relationship to time is specific to each individual, says Benjamin Langé, clinical psychologist at Eléas, and it is better to know it to flourish professionally.
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