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Does extreme flexibility make you a better worker, or is it just a license for procrastination?
As remote and hybrid work models solidify in 2026, the debate over whether extreme flexibility boosts productivity or enables procrastination has never been more relevant. Cast your vote and share your take on where the balance lies.
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