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A lot of startups do encourage this because it reduces work/life balance (employee will stay reachable longer in the evenings instead of shutting down their work laptop) and increases the friction to leave the company.
That's indeed a very bad idea, but it's low in the long list of tech management doing the opposite of long-established good practices.