The line between home and work isn't just blurring. It's almost gone. An era of high-tech innovation has broken down boundaries of time and place, giving people the tools to work almost anywhere. Increased workloads have broken down the work-home boundary. The big message here is that it's a single environment.
Some people love their ability to knock off work or home chores wherever they are.
Technology, they believe, provides flexibility. I've used my time the way I want to use my time. But such flexibility can backfire. In Rosanio's enthusiasm for blending work and home, she began to find her work taking over her personal life. A year ago, she found herself carrying more work home each night than she could finish, then lugging the work back to the office the next day.