Vacation-secret Zoom backgrounds exposed by millennials playing hooky at work
San Francisco, California – As remote work becomes increasingly common, a new report reveals the trend of employees taking time off without informing their supervisors. The Harris Poll’s Out of Office Culture Report surveyed 1,170 U.S. adults, with 37% of millennial workers admitting to secretly taking time off without permission. This behavior has been described as “quiet vacationing” by Libby Rodney, the chief strategy officer at The Harris Poll. According to the report, nearly 40% …