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How Employees Experience (Im)balance with W-ICTs: an Ideal Type Analysis of Digital Well-being
Purpose: The rapid digitalization of work has intensified employees' connectivity to work-related information and communication technologies (W-ICTs), creating both opportunities and risks for digital well-being. While prior research highlights these ambivalent effects, little is known about how emp
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