TESTIMONIALS – With the explosion of teleworking, and more lax management than before Covid, many of them are taking a sports break in the middle of the day, during traditional office hours.
It’s 3 p.m. on this winter Tuesday on the banks of the Seine in Paris. Hundreds of runners are jogging for the day. A horde composed largely of active executives… expected to work. There, a banker. Here, a marketing consultant. Trailing behind, a Web designer. The latter, Grégory, 29 years old, argues: “It’s still much more pleasant to run during the day! So in winter, I like to take a break between 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. to exercise my legs. » “Obviously, I make up my hours, either early in the morning or in the evening, he defends himself. When it’s dark outside, so no regrets”. In 2023, 73% of executives in France practice a sporting activity, according to the national institute of youth and popular education (Injep). And 39% of teleworking executives believe that it makes sport easier, according to the national barometer of sports practices 2023.
Letting go of hierarchy
“The hybridization between face-to-face and teleworking must allow a letting go of hierarchical control…
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