Forget WFH. How about working from a tent? WorldatWork CEO sees even more disruption to come

Published May 7, 2019 11:58 AM EDT Updated May 8, 2019 10:02 AM EDT 6 Min Read

“I don’t think work-life balance fits anymore, and I think we’re phasing that language out. It is work-life integration.”

Walden Siew

Editor-in-Chief, Employee Benefits Group

Walden Siew is editor-in-chief of the Employee Benefits Group at Arizent.

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