Jim Rowley, the CEO of Crunch Fitness, said he doesn't believe in the concept of work-life balance, adding that employees that want work-life balance are “not fully committed”.
Jim Rowley, the CEO of Crunch Fitness, said he doesn't believe in the concept of work-life balance, adding that employees that want work-life balance are “not fully committed”.
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Doesn't his business entirely depend on the concept of work-life balance? Like if all you do is work and commit yourself to the economy™, how do you find time to do sports? What a <slur>...