In Mumbai, a chartered accountant named Paaras Gangwal shared a story on X about a Gen Z employee, Rohit, who faced a strict no work-from-home policy from his manager. Rohit complied with the rule, arriving at the office punctually and completing his tasks diligently. However, when he received a message from a client after hours, he refrained from replying, explaining to his manager that responding would be akin to working from home, which was against the company's policy. This clever maneuver left the manager speechless and has sparked discussions about how Gen Z approaches workplace boundaries. Rather than openly rebelling against rules, they are choosing to adhere to them in a way that highlights their concerns about work-life balance.