Program

In our hybrid work environment, the employee experience has become an essential pillar of corporate performance.
Implementing actions throughout the employee's journey with the company is essential to maintain employee commitment, satisfaction and talent retention. 
How can we optimize the digital transformation needed to improve the employee experience? How to mobilize employees with a hybrid or full remote mode of operation? What is the impact on corporate culture, and does it need to be rethought? What resources can work environment managers and HR directors deploy for a sustainable transformation of the company? 
Ambitions, testimonials and feedback from industry experts

At the 2022 edition of Workplace Meetings, AREMIS shared some unmentionable secrets and strong convictions about the development of hybrid working.
Data, tools, space planning: what changes are we witnessing?
Which practices are sustainable?
Welcome to this workshop; we're also counting on you to come and share your experience with us!

In today's fast-paced, digital age, we need to give people the means to maintain optimal creativity while consuming a minimum of energy, by achieving a state of flow. 
 Flow is a mental state reached when a person is completely immersed in an activity, and is in a state of maximum concentration, full engagement and satisfaction in its accomplishment. Flow is a kind of preventive medication against burn-out and an inducer of creativity.
This cause-and-effect relationship between Flow and creativity is reflected in 2 elements:

Firstly, Flow promotes creativity through its ability to produce "effortless attention". Logically, we might think that the more demanding a mental activity is, the greater the effort felt. Yet when we're in Flow, the perception of effort diminishes, until it disappears altogether in intense states. Cognitive fatigue is postponed. This enables the creative process to be sustained over longer periods.

Secondly, in Flow, our concentration is complete and total. However, it's not our consciousness that's at work in this act of concentration in Flow. Consciousness steps back to make way for the subconscious. It remains in a passive role, ready to regain control if the need arises. We're talking here about

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