Work-Life Policies Abound. Who Has the Nerve to Use Them?
Assigning blame for the lack of work-life balance in Big Law isn't an easy task.
May 28, 2019 at 08:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Professionals in the service sector are silly. And masochistic.
How else to explain why so many of them insist on working themselves to exhaustion, even when they have options that will ease their lives? According to a new study in the Harvard Business Review, employees at management consulting firms spurned workplace flexibility policies. Even though that sector offers some of the most generous work-life balance options in the workplace, most consultants are reluctant to take advantage of them.
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