This seems like ridiculous apologia.
It's extremely common for workers to express higher work-life balance satisfaction when transitioning to employment with less commute time.
It's extremely common for workers to express higher work-life balance satisfaction when transitioning to employment with less commute time.
I am annoyed by this, because I know it is corporate propaganda. I know it is written with engagement in mind ( and it does get that ). The part that really gets me is how little the authors clearly think of people who read this.
To me, this is equivalent of telling me that drinking urine actually extends life span. To an average person, it just seems somewhat unlikely.
And this is not a personal blog. There is a company standing behind it.
I had, like lots of people, a 0-minute commute during the pandemic and found I needed some alone-time to decompress before joining the rest of the family
As a counter-point, a cynical person would say something along the lines of 'all those angry people on roads clustered together decompressing from work. No wonder 'road rage' is a thing.'