Anyone else ever notice how "work-life balance" is always framed like it's a personal failing if you haven't achieved it? Like it's a puzzle *you* need to solve, not a systemic issue with how we structure work itself. Just a thought.
Anyone else ever notice how "work-life balance" is always framed like it's a personal failing if you haven't achieved it? Like it's a puzzle *you* need to solve, not a systemic issue with how we structure work itself. Just a thought.
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