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Work-Life Balance Issues in Ethics - V. 12, N. 1 Spring 2001 Work-Life Balance An Interview with Warren Anderson Start-ups are famous for requiring a lot from employees—especially long hours. The results can include significant personal accomplishments and instant wealth. But they can also include stress, family problems and even physical illness. When Warren Anderson started Anderson Soft-Teach, he had a different idea about work-life balance and how to create esprit de corps: One of my personal objectives was to create a business where my employees and I could be successful, and everyone’s personal lives could be successful simultaneously. I was driven by a desire not to run into the problem of burnout, either for my employees or myself. Full Article: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publications/iie/v12n1/worklife.html


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