Recently, many working professionals are spending too many hours in the
, leaving hardly any
for extra-curricular activities. The earlier trend has numerous disadvantages like an increase in
levels and a lack of personal
, and it clearly outweighs the only advantage of having multiple promotions and pay hike.
, an unprecedented rise in
levels is the biggest drawback of sitting late at the workplace. For growing rapidly in the organization, an employee tends to take bigger responsibilities than he or she can manage. It retrospectively demands more
and energy out of him,
hampering his ability to multi-task effectively, which in turn makes him feel frustrated and infuriated. These reactions proportionately increase the
levels and concomitant susceptibility to
-related disorders.
, as per the recent study published in The Lancet, people spending more hours at work are 10 times more susceptible to
-related disorders like blood pressure and diabetes.
, they are unable to find
for upskilling themselves or learn a new hobby like playing the guitar. All these activities are not only important for one’s personal
but
to have a purpose in life.
, a recent article published in a newspaper confirmed that people spending long hours in the
have minimum hobbies.
, rapid promotion and subsequent pay hikes are some advantages of working late. An employee sits late in the
only to create an impression in the eyes of senior management so he can be a preferred one for the
. Despite
belief, some companies rate their employees not on the amount of
they spent in the
but on the quality of output they have delivered.
, all multinational corporates have a complex rating system, which considers multiple factors before announcing any bonus or professional
.
To conclude,
employees like to spends hours at a workplace, at the cost of higher
levels and lack of personal advancement, in return for professional success, which is judiciously decided by many corporates based on the complex rating system.