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Work-life integration: A new ideal?

October 8, 2024

Is Gen Z lazy, or do they just have a better handle on work-life balance? Poland is attracting foreign companies with skilled workers and less red tape, while Portugal’s Bike Valley is attracting foreign workers. And: A Chinese founder in Berlin.

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