Never Not Working
Why the Always-On Culture Is Bad for Business-and How to Fix It

The ironic thing about me reading this book right now is that I tend to think younger people are getting lazier than previous generations. What Clark did was remind me about aspects of our culture that exalt workaholics. It makes me wonder if younger generations are a pendulum swinging against the p......more

Kuulasin seda valdavalt tööl olles (pühapäevahommikune kahetunnine "koristusaeg" kui külastajaid ei käi, aga ma pean tööl olema ajee), mis on minust väga efektiivne. Järeldus a) raamatukogu ei soosi vähemalt minul ülemäära tööhooliklust, ei julgustata peale tööpäeva lõppu tööl ega 24/7 kättesaadav o......more

[Advanced Reader Copy] Where was this book 25 years ago when I really needed it? After YEARS of overwork, workaholism and burnout -- I actually learned more from this book than anything else I've ever read on the subject. The author has really done her research and has lived it as well -- and it's n......more

Over a decade ago, I believed that the most important factor at work was "input"—specifically, the amount of time I dedicated. At that stage, it served me well, but as I progressed, I learned there's a better approach. This book explores that perspective, discussing how to recognize workaholic tende......more

First half of the book is brilliant. Deep down, I believe most people have a good idea what workaholism looks like, but I appreciated how the first two chapters elaborated on beliefs and indicators of workaholism. The best part are the practical advice at the individual level that anybody can put in......more