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For many workers, especially in this so-called knowledge economy,

the idea of punching in at nine and punching out at five seems prehistoric.

We ever never do.

Between email, text and slack, most of us are reachable well after normal working hours.

And some bosses are taking advantage of this situation and expecting workers to be on call at all times.

This is a problem.

So how should workers who like a reasonable work-life balance react to these situations?

Well, our guest, Erica Duan, who's an expert on digital collaboration and the author of Digital Body Language,

she suggests that the best way to react is to simply ignore them.

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