…More travelers will probably be wrestling with themselves about whether to use [airplane wifi]. After all, guilt is common in today’s pressure-filled workplaces, said Gayle E. Porter, professor of management at Rutgers University in Camden, N.J.
“We want excuses to relax instead of making a conscious decision to relax,” Ms. Porter said. “We don’t want to put ourselves in the position of saying, ‘That’s my choice.’ ”
I realize the job market is shitty and you’d want to do whatever you could to avoid getting sacked, but you probably need to eat some Frosted Mini-Wheats and reevaluate your life if you really don’t know when to turn off.
