Not being 100% available 24/7/365 will become even less acceptable than its already become.
Daily commuting can also go.
I'd guess it'd be the opposite for some people who get tired of having to be constantly available.
Yeah I feel like that pendulum is swinging back already.
Yes, there is already laws in Europe to protect the "right to disconnect".
You have the right to not be reachable outside of work hours.
Yeah. There will always be those who push harder and harder for more and more intrusive communication at all hours, but as the pendulum swings back the other way, it will be more and more acceptable to walk away from such jobs and seek out places that show more respect for private time whenever you're off the clock.
Not being 100% available 24/7/365 will become even less acceptable than its already become.
Daily commuting can also go.
I'd guess it'd be the opposite for some people who get tired of having to be constantly available.
Yeah I feel like that pendulum is swinging back already.
Yes, there is already laws in Europe to protect the "right to disconnect".
You have the right to not be reachable outside of work hours.
Yeah. There will always be those who push harder and harder for more and more intrusive communication at all hours, but as the pendulum swings back the other way, it will be more and more acceptable to walk away from such jobs and seek out places that show more respect for private time whenever you're off the clock.