Le bien-être au travail : Interview Télé de Thibaut Bardon (France 2)
- Career Center
- Le 29 mai 2017
Thibaut Bardon, co-titulaire de la chaire Innovations Managériales, a été interviewé par France 2 pour son grand format du 20h sur la thématique du bonheur au travail.
Stress, absentéisme, burn-out... De nombreux spécialistes en management reconnaissent qu'il faut révolutionner la gestion des salariés en entreprises.
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« Le bien-être au travail : un responsable du bonheur » - Grand Format, journal du 20h de France 2, 21/05/2017
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