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Gone are the days when you could respond to office and client communication in the fullness of time. Social media and digital tools of the day have created an environment where everyone is under pressure to act and react fast. However, the pace of digital life has brought a new set of problems as discovered […]

By Staff | November 1, 2012 | Last updated on November 1, 2012

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Gone are the days when you could respond to office and client communication in the fullness of time.

Social media and digital tools of the day have created an environment where everyone is under pressure to act and react fast.

However, the pace of digital life has brought a new set of problems as discovered by many individuals and corporations around the world, says this FT report.

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