> I'm at the point in my career where I like work/life balance and do not give a shit about your email once I've turned off work... We aren't disagreeing here.

> I'm at the point in my career where I like work/life balance and do not give a shit about your email once I've turned off work... We aren't disagreeing here... my point is not that you should work 24x7, rather... throughout my career I've noticed that value and hours are not correlated. Therefore, it strikes me as really silly to be so focused on hours worked in fields where that metric doesn't matter. I'm not saying we should get lazy and sit around, but rather find new ways of managing our work that recognize this phenomenon and seek to create working environments where we eliminate hours as a measure of productivity and instead focus on the productive output of our work.