Human sciences

When mental load reflects the effects of remote working during lockdown

In particularly stressful circumstances, many workers had to work from home while the lockdown measures were in force during the spring of 2020.
What were the effects of this long interlude? How did workers find bringing their professional and personal lives together? What lessons have we learned, and what can we recommend for remote working in the future?
This unprecedented situation provided an opportunity for us to study, over a six-week period, the effects of remote working during lockdown on the mental load and emotional state of 67 Orange employees in France. New avenues were explored in terms of both thinking and action to guide the future of remote working.
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The age to learn: conditions for digital learning in companies

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Remote working put to the test during lockdown: what lessons can we learn for remote working in the future?

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Progress in the semantic analysis of the voice of the customer

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Advertising, video, short formats: digital is changing literature

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Reinforcement learning: a powerful AI in ever more areas

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How to stay well-informed when algorithms are deciding for us?

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