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Coworker sent to my house by management.
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In the age of the boundary-free job, missed calls are interpreted as a personal challenge, and unreturned texts are grounds for escalation. The concept of rest is treated as an obstacle to be overcome, not a basic human need. Managers, emboldened by a shortage of staff and an excess of entitlement, see no issue in dispatching coworkers on door-to-door missions, turning the neighborhood into an extension of the workplace. The message is clear: living nearby is not a convenience for you, but a golden ticket for them to interrupt your sleep, your downtime, or whatever shred of personal life you have left. The only thing more persistent than workplace emergencies is the belief that every employee should be on standby, ready to spring into action at the faintest whiff of a scheduling hiccup.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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