I strongly believe if companies reduced work hours to 6-7 hours a day it’ll increase in individual’s moral as well as productivity, what do you guys think? Currently my shift hours is 9 hours a day traveling to and from excluded which leads to 12 hours a day, which gets hectic sometimes.
Managers will not prefer their team members having reduced work hours because it gives them time to think and plan the next step. Smart people will use the time and find a better thing to do. Companies/managers cannot afford it. That's why Indian companies will always find the most important work around the evening times, so people are forced to stay back after sunset
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Currently working in a Fintech company in Mumbai as a Frontend Engineer with over a year of experience. The current CTC is 7 LPA.
I feel like the growth here is limited and from the past few months there's been a lot of mic...
Hi Folks, has making a 9hour workday become a standard practice in all offices?
This is sucha shitty role.. why can we just finish our work n leave? Why do we have to stay n complete 9hrs as it’s some school.
I've been hearing a lot about this four-day work week concept lately. A friend of mine in New Zealand just started a job at a company that's trying it out.
She says she's loving the extra day off, but I wonder about the long-term eff...
I see a lot of posts about WLB, I want to know what do you consider as a decent WLB. I will go first.
Rule of thumb If you get work thoughts outside 9-6 or weekends, it's not WLB.
