Glassdoor CEO: I refuse to work late or on weekends in front of my kids—I'd rather go back to my office

Glassdoor CEO Christian Sutherland-Wong tries not to answer work emails or text messages around his kids. That's a smart practice, researchers say.

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Glassdoor CEO: I refuse to work late or on weekends in front of my kids—I'd rather go back to my office

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