This the work life balance their culture pushed on to workers, it prevented WFH from being adopted long ago. I just have no sympathy. Their lack of work life b

This the work life balance their culture pushed on to workers, it prevented WFH from being adopted long ago. I just have no sympathy. Their lack of work life balance is why they earn 300x the pay, correct? That's the narrative I am most familiar with as their rationale for the income gap. I am amused at the article's pin that some of the c-level work life balance changes could trickle down via policy...this thinking is broken.