Rise of work-life balance in Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, Starbucks

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Work-life balance in Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, and Starbucks is amazing. Employees in Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, and Starbucks have adopted various strategies and measures to achieve work-life balance. Employees should learn lessons from these companies to enhance their own work-life balance.

Microsoft’s think week concept for work-life balance

Microsoft’s “think week” concept is amazing to achieve work-life balance. Every year, Bill Gates takes a week off to isolate himself to achieve work-life balance. 

Employees can adopt the “think week” concept to achieve a healthy work-life balance. Various employees have adopted this strategy to achieve work-life balance and overall productivity. A “think week” helps employees to strategize and plan without any distractions.

Netflix prioritizes mental health

Netflix always prioritizes the mental health of its employees. The company offers mental health and family benefits, including meditation classes and mental health support, to Netflix employees. The initiative by Netflix has made happy, loyal, and productive teams.

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Starbucks’ third place concept

Starbucks’ “third place” concept keeps employees happy. The company has created a cozy, non-home, non-work, hangout spot called a “third place.” Employees take rest after completing their work. Starbucks’ “third place” concept helps employees to achieve work-life balance.

Apple’s power of saying “no”

Apple, an American multinational technology company, provides valuable work-life balance lessons to employees. Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, learned the power of saying “no” to various ideas, just to concentrate on a few great ideas. Employees should learn to say “no” to various distractions in order to achieve work-life balance. 

Google’s employee leave policies

Google’s employee leave policies are perfect to have work-life balance. Google offers great leave policies to employees. Google offers paid leave to employees, provides vacation days to workers, offers complimentary food and snacks, provides reimbursement for internet and mobile phone expenses, provides maternity and paternity leave to employees as well as sick leave to employees. Google’s leave policies highlight the importance of employee well-being and work-life balance.

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WR News Writer is an engineer turned professionally trained writer who has a strong voice in her writing. She speaks on issues of migrant workers, human rights, and more.

WR News Writer

WR News Writer is an engineer turned professionally trained writer who has a strong voice in her writing. She speaks on issues of migrant workers, human rights, and more.

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