The infinite workday is a work pattern where working time encompasses hours beyond the traditional workweek and weekend.
The infinite workday blurs boundaries between personal and work time leading to a continuous cycle of work-related activities. This phenomenon is attributed to the rise of remote work, flexible work arrangements, improved tooling that enables employees to stay connected, and hustle culture.[1][2] The inifinite workday may negatively impacts work-life balance.[3][4]
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edit- ^ Walters, Meg (21 July 2025). "Are we officially back in our 'infinite workday' era?". Glamour UK. Retrieved 16 August 2025.
- ^ Peck, Emily (17 June 2025). "The 9 to 5 is over: Welcome to the "infinite workday"". Axios. Retrieved 16 August 2025.
- ^ Zaza, Jenna (22 June 2025). "'I feel completely drained': young professionals swamped by 'infinite workdays'". The Guardian. Retrieved 16 August 2025.
- ^ "Breaking down the infinite workday". www.microsoft.com.
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