“…In practice, improving the quality of life of employees has indeed been ac-companied by an increase in their productivity (Tremblay, 2020), but negative effects have also appeared due to isolation (Taskin, 2021) and interpenetration of professional and family time (Tremblay, 2014) related to the difficult separation between private and professional life (Ollivier, 2017;Taskin, 2021), as was highlighted during the lockdowns. Flexibility in the organization of work can indeed result in a significant overflow of working time over personal time, already common especially among lawyers (Tremblay, 2014) and executives (Genin, 2017) and reinforced by communication and information processing tools (Cléach & Metzger, 2004). Thus, "under the pressure of a kind of internalized 'guilt' (guilt of being able to work in good conditions, escaping certain superfluous constraints such as transport time, noise generated by office life, etc.…”