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,Work–Life Balance: An Overview, extent that they are seen as encroaching upon other essential aspects of their existence. Much of this encroachment has been due to work being viewed as a virtue in and of itself, the constant introduction of new technologies that have resulted in a blurring of work and life boundaries, and a gener

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,Mobile Technologies and Work–Life Conflict,itous access to systems and information, coordination with colleagues across time and space, and constant connectivity. While readily acknowledging the benefits of using mobile technologies in their professional lives, many mobile workers also express a sense of helplessness arising from the constan

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