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Bankers hunkering down in vacation homes is resulting in a clash of worlds: the sound of barking dogs and wayward children has become commonplace on conference calls and people who are accustomed to late nights in the office and marathon travel schedules are now spending unusual amounts of time with that unfamiliar group of people known as their families.
“Being in Hawaii sounds better than it actually is,” said a sleep-deprived Mr Lemkau, who made himself a target of mockery this week by posting a photo on Twitter of his improvised office, complete with a view of a sun-kissed Hawaiian dune. (“God’s work knows no time zones,” wrote Eric Weiss, the founder of a blockchain company. Mr Lemkau’s sister, Holly, offered to send candles and launched the hashtag #helpBrotherGregg).
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