The counterforce is people now working from home but being expected to answer phone, email, texts, etc. not quite 24/7.
Then there’s the hourly/salaried dichotomy. Although that distinction might become blurred at some point.
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There certainly is the trend towards many who do work from home putting in 70-90 hours and it being expected.
I wonder how long until there is a massive backlash against many of these corporations and the culture that is being (was) established.
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