Work From Home Is About Desiring More Leisure and Family Time
Malcolm Gladwell's recent criticism of work-from-home behavior poked at a long-festering wound since the 1980s in America- the rise of voluntary 'workism,' especially among upper-middle-class (UMC) professionals. I mean working long hours for a salary when no one explicitly demanded that you do so (using a contract or shift schedule). This 'workism' is …
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