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Proper Work Life balance, boosts a individuals career.
Manager Trainee - (City withheld for privacy), Tamil Nadu, India
Jobs today are highly demanding, individuals are forced to perform above their set goals and targets in order to retain their jobs, which leads them to be a workaholic leaving very meager time for them to spend with their social life. under such circumstances people become stressful, which directly or indirectly influence their performance and work-life . The solution for the above case is proper work life balance, which calls for effective time management with their job and personal life. If a individual is able to do that, then this will automatically reflect in his work performance , which in turn will help to boost one's career.
Posted in Work Life Balance on 25 Feb 2010
I worked two jobs but was only getting paid for one.
Store Incharge With in Computer Opr. - (City withheld for privacy), Uttar Pradesh, India
When I first started this job I worked alongside another assistant, but she didn't last long and I ultimately ended up doing both jobs on my own. I thought I deserved a higher salary but I was initially hesitant to ask for it.

The hard part for me was finding the right words to describe what I wanted. I didn't want to come off as disgruntled. I also wasn't sure when to ask and I kept putting it off.

I waited until the company's review cycle. I repeated (in my head) the word "fair", over and over. I tried to think about what problems my manager was dealing with, and how I was helping to solve them.

I said: "I know its been hard to fill the other position. Since i'm working out and getting the job done, i'd like to be compensated fairly."

I got a 7% raise and $500 bonus! And, my boss eventually also hired another assistant to help me with my workload.

Posted in Work Life Balance on 26 Nov 2007
 
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