Some people think that it's a good idea to socialise with work colleagues during evenings and weekends. Other people think it's important to keep working life completely seperate from social life.

People
have been discoursing about work-
life
balance, some are in favour of spending leisure with co-workers
while
others consider maintaining a distance in social
life
. On the one hand side, strong ties among the workforce lead to massive productivity. Spending
time
with colleagues enables
to
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us to
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understand each other closely. When collaboration happens not only do
people
discourse about professional activities but
also
get
opportunity
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the opportunity
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to know each other's hobbies, struggles, problems, and solutions.
For example
, during working hours it might not
possible
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to talk much about personal
life
.
Therefore
, during free
time
one-to-one conversation leads to healthy relationships, and employees
helps
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each other to overcome problems in personal
life
and focus on career goals.
Hence
, both employees and
organisation
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organisations
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are
beneficiary
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of networking with colleagues both within and out of the workplace. On the other side, It is mandatory to take personal
life
in
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consideration. Since friends and family are the essentials of
life
,
people
must care about these relationships.
Moreover
, sports and exercises play
vital
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role in better well-being.
For example
, if proper
time
and care
is
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are
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not provided to families there could be disastrous outcomes like autism in children, divorces between spouses, and misunderstandings among friends.
Moreover
, physical and mental fitness is even more important and
require
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requires
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regular
time
. As a matter of
fact
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brisk
walk
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, jogging, or running can unwind
mind
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the mind
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and
leads
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lead
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to
happy
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life
.
Hence
,
people
should take care of their loved ones give
time
to them as much as possible. In conclusion,
although
spending
time
with colleagues results in achieving professional goals, it ends up in poor friend and family relationships.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • foster
  • supportive work environment
  • personal growth
  • diverse perspectives
  • conflicts of interest
  • professional boundaries
  • work-life balance
  • burnout
  • innovation
  • collaborative projects
  • hierarchy
  • authority
  • nuanced decision
  • social and cultural expectations
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