I think a lot of this starts in school. In elementary school, kids are taught that it's okay (and even expected) for teachers to give them homework that they ha

I think a lot of this starts in school. In elementary school, kids are taught that it's okay (and even expected) for teachers to give them homework that they have to do in the evenings and on the weekends. In college, students take those habits to an extreme, as they send email and even text messages to professors late at night and on weekends, and a lot of professors respond. We shouldn't be surprised that they bring those habits into the workforce.