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Does the cult of “deep work” ignore the need for spontaneity and human connection?
As remote work blurs boundaries and AI accelerates demands on focus, the tension between deep work and spontaneous connection has become a defining workplace debate. Cast your vote on whether structured productivity is crowding out the human interactions that fuel creativity.
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