
John Trougakos
John Trougakos is a management professor at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, known for his research on workplace dynamics and the importance of taking breaks. He has studied how increased flexibility in work arrangements can lead to employees working longer hours, particularly in remote settings, and emphasizes the psychological factors that contribute to burnout among workers.
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