Most of today experts are praising the new adaptive behavior: Work-Life balance is the mantra!

People work too much,  get exhausted and have reached a limit to their possible dedication to the company. The advancement of information and communication technologies such as personal computers, the Internet and mobile phones has enabled people to work any time and anywhere.

Hence, interactive digital devices have blurred the boundary between work and private life. Flexibility and ubiquity characterize the expected behaviors from the new workforce.

But the real question is: if there is life on one side, what does exist on the other one?

Olivier Basso