What a Day
One of the greatest inventions in human history is airplane mode Managers think leave requests are negotiations. Employees think they're notifications The funniest part is that modern work has convinced people they're available 24/7. Emails, Slack messages, Teams notifications, WhatsApp groups, missed calls, follow-ups, follow-up follow-ups... Then the moment you turn off your data and step onto a train, all that urgency magically becomes somebody else's problem There's something incredibly peaceful about being completely unreachable. No meetings. No pings. No "quick question." No manager discovering a new emergency five minutes before you leave. Just you, your destination, and the realization that the company somehow survived before you checked your messages every 30 seconds.
