Work-Life Balance Is a Cycle, Not an Achievement

Feb 8, 2021 · Harvard Business Review · Ioana Lupu, Mayra Ruiz-Castro

Research has definitively shown that overwork isn’t good for employees or their companies — and yet, in practice, it can be hard to overcome unhealthy work habits and reach a more sustainable work-life balance.

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