"Millennials Embrace 'Quiet Vacations' to Counter In-Person Work Stress"
Millennials are increasingly taking "quiet vacations" by pretending to work remotely while actually on vacation, driven by anxiety and guilt over requesting time off. This trend highlights a cultural clash between younger workers' desire for work-life balance and older managers' adherence to traditional in-office norms. Despite some companies adapting to hybrid work models, the divide persists, with younger generations pushing for more flexibility.
