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Many people work long hours, leaving very little time for leisure activities. Does this situation ha

Rehanyousaf

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With the advancement in industrialisation, fundamentals and dynamics of corporate culture have been altered significantly. In recent time, the culture of working beyond the duty hours is becoming increasingly popular. Where extended duty hours increase the productivity and chances of promotions, on the contrary, it outweighs the advantages by exposing professionals to mental health and personal relationship issues.

The advantages of working extended hours are twofold. Firstly, it increases the productivity of individuals. To clarify, longer working hours enable professional to work more, which increase their productivity. For instance, a construction project can be completed before time if the engineers and other staff members go beyond the required working hours and add more time to pace up the project. Secondly, this increased productivity enables working people to get promotions quickly, which accelerates the achievement of their professional and financial goals.

However, there are downsides to this as well. To begin with, extended office hours leave no time for the professionals; hence, the chances of depression increase exponentially. Humans’ brain has certain limitations, and to remain functional, it needs appropriate time to relax and enjoy. For instance, a report published by employees right, people with less or no leisure time are mainly exposed to the risk of mental issues. Additionally, long working hours, coupled with mental health issues, struggle with personal relationships as well. This notion is further aided by the fact that a large number of professionals are either single or divorced due to non-availability of time for their relationships.

To conclude, long sittings in office, though, brighten-up the chances of promotions due to increased productivity; however, the disadvantages in form of mental health and relationship issues associated with this outweights the advantages.
 
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basedgod

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With the advancement in industrialisation, fundamentals and dynamics of corporate culture have been altered significantly. In recent time, the culture of working beyond the duty hours is becoming increasingly popular. Where extended duty hours increase the productivity and chances of promotions, on the contrary, it outweighs the advantages by exposing professionals to mental health and personal relationship issues.

The advantages of working extended hours are twofold. Firstly, it increases the productivity of individuals. To clarify, longer working hours enable professional to work more, which increase their productivity. For instance, a construction project can be completed before time if the engineers and other staff members go beyond the required working hours and add more time to pace up the project. Secondly, this increased productivity enables working people to get promotions quickly, which accelerates the achievement of their professional and financial goals.

However, there are downsides to this as well. To begin with, extended office hours leave no time for the professionals; hence, the chances of depression increase exponentially. Humans’ brain has certain limitations, and to remain functional, it needs appropriate time to relax and enjoy. For instance, a report published by employees right, people with less or no leisure time are mainly exposed to the risk of mental issues. Additionally, long working hours, coupled with mental health issues, struggle with personal relationships as well. This notion is further aided by the fact that a large number of professionals are either single or divorced due to non-availability of time for their relationships.

To conclude, long sittings in office, though, brighten-up the chances of promotions due to increased productivity; however, the disadvantages in form of mental health and relationship issues associated with this outweights the advantages.
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Many people work long hours leaving very little time for leisure activities.

Does this situation have more advantages or disadvantage?

Major section of the workforce allocates more time to their jobs which results in less time for recreational activities. In this essay I will discuss that this habit has more drawbacks than benefits as it can impact employee’s health negatively and take away their social life from them.

First of all, being a workaholic would definitely impact one’s well-being. Human’s body require rest and relaxation to be able to continue working properly. When one is working for long hours and do not provide this rest to its body in the form of sleep or any other kinds such as hanging out with friend or simply reading a nice book, his health would be affected seriously. According to American Health Institution, individuals working more than 60 hours a week would be more prone to be stung by mental or physical disease other than those who work normally a 40-hour job and devote time to relaxing as well.

In addition, when one is always working, he would not have much of a free time to spend with friends or family and as time passes, he would lose his support group. Every relationship needs to be taken care of from both sides. As workhorses are always occupied with their careers, surely, they would not be able to give the care needed in a relationship. A CEO once was writing in his life story book that his ambitious in workplace left him no one in his 40s and resulted in im being depressed severely.

In a nutshell, being a career-focused individual, which leaves one a little time for their hobbies will result in harming their health and jeopardizing their social life.