For a moment, it seemed the job market had truly learned its lesson from the pandemic. Companies began to speak the language of well-being, flexibility, and work-life balance, and the culture of constant availability and management by control was censored. However, a growing number of signs suggest that this trend is reversing.
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For a moment, it seemed the job market had truly learned its lesson from the pandemic. Companies began to speak the language of well-being, flexibility, and work-life balance, and the culture of constant availability and management by control was censored. However, a growing number of signs suggest that this trend is reversing.