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You open WhatsApp and suddenly find yourself in yet another work group chat, without anyone asking if you're okay with it. Now your phone is buzzing with messages, even after working hours. Should colleagues ask for permission before adding someone to a group chat, or is it simply part of working life?
We discuss where to draw the line between workplace communication and personal boundaries.
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