US Tour de France team bans cellphones at dinner table
A US-based team at the Tour de France told Business Insider that it's banned cellphones use at the dinner table, including use by the riders and staff. The idea is to get the team to be more in the moment, and the riders are actually OK with it. Experts say using our phones too much takes us out of the"flow state" and hurts productivity. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
A US-based team at the Tour de France told Business Insider that it's banned cellphones use at the dinner table, including use by the riders and staff. The idea is to get the team to be more in the moment, and the riders are actually OK with it. Experts say using our phones too much takes us out of the"flow state" and hurts productivity. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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