Many people work long hours, leaving very little time for leisure activities. Does this situation have more advantages or more diadvantages?

Nowadays one of the widely discussed issues is overworked
people
are working a lot in their offices and spending less
time
on their hobbies. It's undeniable that human performance has become an integral part of our life.
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there is no absolute agreement as some
people
find
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beneficial, while others consider everything associated with
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negatively
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I will examine both pros and cons of
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controversial issue. There are a number of significant benefits of some companies
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their overall performance to earn
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bonuses
and incentives.
For example
, in software companies, employees often spend most of their
time
at work meeting goals and closing contracts.
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helps them in getting higher positions.
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will surely guarantee promotion or promotion. Turning to the other side of the argument, working long has several downsides given the hectic work schedule
people
do not spare much
time
for their hobbies or have very little
time
for them. Another major disadvantage is
people
lose health
as a result
of overwork. According to the latest statistics, almost all working
people
are bothered by health problems.
In addition
, the lack of
time
to relax and enjoy has a negative effect on a person's mental health. It causes stress. Having weighed everything mentioned up I can come to
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conclusion that it is a personal choice to make
time
for fun activities or to work long hours. But I believe that
people
should take
time
for themselves. So I think there are more
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disadvantages
diadvantages
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disadvantages
than advantages.
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