The COVID-19 pandemic has blurred the lines of work-life balance.
A year ago, cloud-based software provider Mavenlink’s survey revealed that two in three workers thought work-life balance was the most important part of workplace culture. Although the concept of work-life balance is hard to define, it generally refers to an absence of conflict between a person’s professional and personal time.
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But any sense of balance seemed to disappear when stay-at-home orders were issued at the ons