This Professional Preferred Rs 18 Lakh Package Over Rs 23 Lakh Offer
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The job accepted by the person is with a company known for its hybrid work culture, which promotes a flexible five-day workweek.
In an evolving job market, salary figures are often at the forefront of career decisions. However, a recent experience shared by marketing professional Dev Kataria on LinkedIn illustrates a growing trend where employees are placing a higher value on work-life balance than on financial gain.
Mr Kataria recounted how a close friend chose to accept a job offer of Rs 18 lakh per annum (LPA) instead of a more lucrative offer of Rs 23 LPA. Initially sceptical about his friend's choice, Mr Kataria soon recognised the deeper rationale behind it-an increasing number of professionals are re-evaluating what they truly seek in their careers.
The job that Mr Kataria's friend accepted is with a company known for its hybrid work culture, which promotes a flexible five-day workweek. This environment allows employees to balance their professional and personal lives more effectively. In contrast, the higher-paying offer came from a firm with a six-day work-week and no remote work options, which limited personal time.
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