> That's why it's a mistake to insist dogmatically on "work/life balance." Indeed, the mere expression "work/life" embodies a mistake: it assumes work and life are distinct. For those to whom the word "work" automatically implies the dutiful plodding kind, they are. But for the skaters, the relationship between work and life would be better represented by a dash than a slash.
So I guess this is what I'll be told the next time I ask a prospective company about WLB.
So I guess this is what I'll be told the next time I ask a prospective company about WLB.