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The Hidden Cost of Always being Available
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Tags: after hours, always available, available at work, building trust through empathy, business, education, Emotional Intelligence, emotional intelligence 2.0, emotional intelligence in the workplace, empathic, exhausted, how to manage after-hours Slack messages, how to recalibrate after a morning of meetings, how to set boundaries without sounding like a jerk, how to take back your time at work, kind to yourself, lead with heart, problem solving, professional goals, Self-management, self-management strategies for tech professionals, set boundaries, time to think, to-do list, valued at work, what to do when your to-do list feels insurmountable, why being available after hours hurts your value, work 60 hours a week, your life, your time is finite
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