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Before the pandemic, most managers assumed that working from home was a productivity killer. Without the discipline of an office, they thought, employees would lounge around in their pajamas, binge Netflix, and get nothing done.

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Companies track things like WiFi logins and ID badge swipes to monitor office attendance. Some workplace surveillance methods are less obvious.
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New Slack redesign
The new Slack redesign with "Activity" notifications.
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Chris, who is not pictured, said isolation is pushing him to return to the office.
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Narayana Murthy
N.R. Narayana Murthy said that young Indians should be working 70 hours a week to turn the country into a global economic leader.
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Some companies use software to keep tabs on things like employees' compliance with return-to-office mandates, keystroke activity, internet usage, and even breaks.
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Clothing consignment company ThredUp says having fewer meetings and more time for focused work helped smooth the transition to a four-day work week.
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a woman, Marisa Jo Mayes, sits at her a desk, with houseplants and artwork in the background
Marisa Jo Mayes has gone viral for TikToks of her "Bare Minimum Mondays," which she says helped redefine her relationship to work.