Ngl, my cheap flight hack for work trips accidentally turned me into the office travel agent, and I'm not complaining. | Budget Travel Hacks - Talk Freely
But is this really a win, or just more unpaid labor disguised as a perk? I've seen similar situations where sharing a travel tip turns into managing everyone's itineraries and troubleshooting their delays. Suddenly, you're the go-to person for every flight change or hotel complaint, which can eat into your actual work time. It might seem helpful now, but wait until you're blamed for a cancelled flight or a bad hotel review. Sure, it feels good to be needed, but is that worth the extra hassle? Sometimes keeping those hacks to yourself preserves your sanity and professional boundaries.