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For decades, employees have adhered to an unspoken agreement that success requires sacrifices, such as working outside regular hours. A recent survey revealed that 71% of American workers feel pressured to be available beyond their work schedule, with millennials and Gen X reporting slightly higher levels of pressure. Interestingly, 69% of respondents felt that their availability did not significantly impact their careers. This raises questions about the expectations placed on younger generations, particularly Generation Z, who may prioritize work-life balance differently. The survey indicates that while some employees believe being available helps their careers, many do not see a direct correlation between availability and professional advancement. This suggests a need for clearer expectations and recognition of actual contributions rather than mere availability.