"At the end of the day, all of us would be doing the employee a disservice if we were trying to act as a mental health professional."
"We now take our work home readily and easily, basically in our pockets with our phones. The lines are blurred no matter what."
Adriana Lima, a communications manager at a startup, discusses the complexities of younger coworkers sharing personal information at work. While she appreciates the openness regarding mental health, she feels unqualified to act as a therapist. Lima strives for a balance, ensuring that colleagues are comfortable while not turning the workplace into a therapy session. The article highlights the changing dynamics of work-life balance, especially post-pandemic, where personal and professional lives overlap more than ever, supported by technology that keeps work accessible around the clock.
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