history: The amount of time I spend at work is throwing my work life balance out of whack. Any advice?
knowledge: In the United States, this phrase was first used in 1986.
response: I honestly don't know any, though that phrase was first used in the US in 1986.
history: The amount of time I spend at work is throwing my work life balance out of whack. Any advice?
I honestly don't know any, though that phrase was first used in the US in 1986.
Wow, is it really that old? Who came up with that?
knowledge: Paul Krassner, an American journalist, observed that anthropologists define happiness as having as little separation as possible between your work and your play.
response: I'm not very sure but another thing is that American journalist, Paul Krassner, noted that anthropologists defined happiness as having the minimal separation between work and play.
history: The amount of time I spend at work is throwing my work life balance out of whack. Any advice?
I honestly don't know any, though that phrase was first used in the US in 1986.
Wow, is it really that old? Who came up with that?
I'm not very sure but another thing is that American journalist, Paul Krassner, noted that anthropologists defined happiness as having the minimal separation between work and play.
I see, I wonder how many people in the US also have issues balancing life and work?
knowledge: According to 2010 National Health Interview Survey Occupational Health Supplement data, 16% of U.S. workers reported difficulty balancing work and family.
response: Yeah, according to a 2010 National Health Study, 16% of US workers have difficulty with work life balance.
history: The amount of time I spend at work is throwing my work life balance out of whack. Any advice?
I honestly don't know any, though that phrase was first used in the US in 1986.
Wow, is it really that old? Who came up with that?
I'm not very sure but another thing is that American journalist, Paul Krassner, noted that anthropologists defined happiness as having the minimal separation between work and play.
I see, I wonder how many people in the US also have issues balancing life and work?
Yeah, according to a 2010 National Health Study, 16% of US workers have difficulty with work life balance.
Wow, I would have thought the US was worse because of all the stories I hear about vacations and shorter workweeks in other countries.
knowledge: The work–leisure dichotomy was invented in the mid-1800s.
response: I'm not aware of those though in the middle of the 1800s was when the work-leisure dichotomy invented.