Out of Office, a book by Charlie Warzel and Ann Helen Petersen, explores the toxicity of productivity culture and why now is the best moment for change
I loved the bit of the book where you talk about how many hours of work people spend actually doing their core jobs.That was a wild thing. We weren’t like “confess how much you actually work.” And yet somewhere in the survey, 80% of the people were like, “I just got to tell you, I only do real work three hours a week, like when my kids go to bed on Thursday night”, or “Oh, shit, I didn’t do anything this week.
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