Just spoke to a friend working in an MNC earning 1.5 lakhs per month.
She said she is looking for a job change, and would happily take up any job paying 30k per month but needs a work-life balance, fixed office timings, and no work on weekends.
After working for 6 years she cracked this job last year and we celebrated together. It was a big moment for her. A job in MNC, a big fat paycheck, and a managerial post.
Sounds like a dream, isn’t it?
She told me in the last 4 months her work has increased 3 times and she is on calls 6 to 7 hours per day, and another 6 hours to prepare reports, track progress, and barely gets time off in the weekends.
She has lost 7 kgs, developed dark circles, and got minor back pain recently.
She told me another month like this and she will resign.
Do you think a moderate income with a good work-life balance is better compared to a high-paying job with a lot of stress?
What would you choose and Why?
1 - A job moderate-income with a good work-life balance
2- A high paying job with a lot of stress and zero work-life balance
#worklifebalance
She said she is looking for a job change, and would happily take up any job paying 30k per month but needs a work-life balance, fixed office timings, and no work on weekends.
After working for 6 years she cracked this job last year and we celebrated together. It was a big moment for her. A job in MNC, a big fat paycheck, and a managerial post.
Sounds like a dream, isn’t it?
She told me in the last 4 months her work has increased 3 times and she is on calls 6 to 7 hours per day, and another 6 hours to prepare reports, track progress, and barely gets time off in the weekends.
She has lost 7 kgs, developed dark circles, and got minor back pain recently.
She told me another month like this and she will resign.
Do you think a moderate income with a good work-life balance is better compared to a high-paying job with a lot of stress?
What would you choose and Why?
1 - A job moderate-income with a good work-life balance
2- A high paying job with a lot of stress and zero work-life balance
#worklifebalance