Gen Z faces more pressure at work than previous generations because technology has eliminated work-life boundaries, a psychology professor says

• A Columbia University psychology professor said technology has killed work-life boundaries.
• In the past, workers were unreachable after they went home. This is no longer the case.
• Some Gen Zers are resorting to "quiet quitting" to have more work-life balance. 

Gen Z is often getting flak for struggling to handle stress at work, but according to a psychology professor, this is largely because this generation has grown up without work-life boundaries.