Rethinking 'Always On'
Category: WELLNESS
Being "always on" is then seen as a badge of honor, locking employees in competition to send emails at the oddest possible hour of the night.  Who hasn't received an inconsequential email at 3 in the morning?  What ever happened to sleep, and to the great unicorn of work-life balance?
By David Krevitt and Noah Levy, Contributors, 2013-03-14