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    hard to make work and life balance in their life, sometimes it will cause some mental problem or other results like drug or violent under such a high stress in work time. The reasons of why they cannot make their work- life balance under control may be some self problem or working volume like care about family, long working hour or high strength work. And working in some industry is more stressful, the employees there are sustain more pressure than others. The work and life balance had becoming a big topic in our society, more and more people try to find some methods to balance their work and life. Some companies also start to pay attention to staff’s feeling of work and life balance, and reduce the stress of their employees to improve the productivity,…

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    obtaining positions in various departments that typically require a degree, I decided to further my skillset by pursuing a bachelor degree in Finance. The biggest challenge that I have faced over the past 5 years is achieving a healthy work-life balance. While working full-time and attending classes, I often times find myself exhausted and burnout. My idea of an idyllic work-life balance means maintaining a healthy physical, emotional, and mental well-being. I am a very active person who spends…

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    Truly grateful for the work opportunity and the experiences at the school. I was able to attain a work life balance. My hours at work were the same hours my children spent in the childcare. I had more time with them, a lot of family time, catch up time with friends and was able to make to Sunday church services. I try to manage my time effectively at work so I do not have it weighing on my mind when I get back home. From personal experience the benefit of maintaining a work life balance is to…

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    There is a Mongolian traditional word says “A person who chases two bunnies is left with none.” As in the video “Work Life Balance” by school life channel on Youtube, it says a person who dedicates their time in one thing will achieve more than who tries to do a variety of things. The author of the video successfully drawn the attention of the audience by taking an example of race car, Audi R8, and by explaining how our brain works. Although, the narrator mentioned very interesting facts and…

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    Work Life Balance "There is no such thing as work-life balance. Everything worth fighting for unbalances your life." - Alain de Botton In the light of the above statement, I would say that it cannot define an ambitious person's life any better but for his own sanity he will have to maintain a balance between his personal and professional life. Some time ago the limits of work and home were clearly defines. Today, work is prone to interfere in our lives — and keeping up work-life offset is not…

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    Introduction Joining the work force is as daunting a task as any, especially for recent college graduates. These young lost souls are like fish out of water, and they are drowning. Drowning because while they are trying to impress their new bosses so much, they are relegating their personal lives and hobbies to a back seat. With their personal hobbies being relegated it stands to reason their happiness will suffer immensely which will hurt their work performance. In fact, a new study from the…

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    Teenagers today are in a constant struggle to balance their time between work, school, and family life. An average day consist of 24 hours and to many teenagers this doesn’t feel like enough. They do not know how they can work for ten hours, complete five hours of homework, spend time with their family and still get the recommended eight to twelve hours of sleep at night. Teenagers are asked to make a tough decision of what is the least important thing on their list, what they feel can wait till…

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    To ensure that I maintain a work –life balance, the first thing is to make sure there is a balance and if there is not, then admitting that I’m stressed and committing myself to doing something about it. I can achieve balance by being organised and keeping track of the time that is spent on work related projects and time that is spent on personal activities to see if there is a consistent balance. By being physically and mentally healthy, taking adequate breaks from work by being distracted by…

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    Work Life Balance Analysis

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    Work-life balance is an attribute many people seek in their career. Oftentimes, companies that cultivate a favorable work-life balance yield the highest employee satisfaction rates and are subsequently the most sought after companies for applicants. The importance of the work-life balance is certainly agreed upon, but a layer to this balance is the necessity to distinguish ones professional and personal life. Can one really have a work-life balance if their professional and personal life are one…

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    obtain a better work-life balance. One of the most common times for employees to need paid time off is after the birth or adoption of a child. While some companies provide a period of paid time off there is no federal law insuring that all new parents have time to spend caring for their new child. The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 allows parents to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave without the threat of losing their job. This provided they work for a company with at least fifty…

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