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"Hello everyone, this is Glenn. So I recently read a CNBC news article about a Microsoft study that says that many Americans are stuck in a infinite workday loop, meaning because of technology, emails, text messages, notifications from whatever app you're using, Slack or teams, whatever people, people that stuck connected to their jobs 247 even when they're not on the clock, they're still on the clock, at least sort of emotionally."
"Hello everyone, this is Glenn. So I recently read a CNBC news article about a Microsoft study that says that many Americans are stuck in a infinite workday loop, meaning because of technology, emails, text messages, notifications from whatever app you're using, Slack or teams, whatever people, people that stuck connected to their jobs 247 even when they're not on the clock, they're still on the clock, at least sort of emotionally."
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"Hello everyone, this is Glenn. So I recently read a CNBC news article about a Microsoft study that says that many Americans are stuck in a infinite workday loop, meaning because of technology, emails, text messages, notifications from whatever app you're using, Slack or teams, whatever people, people that stuck connected to their jobs 247 even when they're not on the clock, they're still on the clock, at least sort of emotionally."
"Hello everyone, this is Glenn. So I recently read a CNBC news article about a Microsoft study that says that many Americans are stuck in a infinite workday loop, meaning because of technology, emails, text messages, notifications from whatever app you're using, Slack or teams, whatever people, people that stuck connected to their jobs 247 even when they're not on the clock, they're still on the clock, at least sort of emotionally."