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Alessandra Scotto di Santolo
Mar 5, 2025

Why hasn’t adland tackled its long-hours culture?

Despite ongoing discussions about work-life balance, the industry remains caught in a cycle of late nights, last-minute deadlines, and climbing pressures. Adland weighs in on the persistent challenges and potential solutions.

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