‘A recipe for burnout.’ Philly workers on the ups and downs of working from home – The Philadelphia Inquirer

But as the days wore on, he grew weary of working so much, and specifically, working from home, where there were no physical — or, it seemed, mental‚ boundaries between the professional and the personal. That symbolic fusing was especially hard for someone like him, who, before the pandemic hit, already had a tendency to spend long hours working. He started banishing his work laptop to a drawer on the weekends.