Join the community and learn more about encouraging women to pursue their ambitions at Lean In. Some things to look for in your target companies include culture, work-life balance, number of employees. Sandberg also believes workplaces can and should initiate conversations about the choices women face in their careers. Learn more about Facebooks job-search feature. You might get promoted to a level where there’s more flexibility.” You might make enough money to afford child care. As we grow increasingly more connected through. Its connected to higher performance and motivation, higher job satisfaction, less stress. Beacuse it turns out, if you do that, you might get promoted. However, it is no easy task to achieve work-life balance in todays unpredictable and fast-paced business world. We know that work-life balance is essential for employee well-being. Uwiadomienie pracodawcw i pracownikw o granicach pomidzy yciem prywatnym a prac i niewprowadzania jej w godzinach poza biurem. Until women are facing conflicts between work and family life, Sandberg says, “you should lean in. One of the biggest challenges facing employees today is balancing personal and work responsibilities. According to a survey by Gallup in 2017, 53 of employees said that having a good work-life balance and healthy personal wellbeing is very important to them. By anticipating problems rather than “leaning in” to big jobs and challenges early in their carers, Sandberg says, women not only hinder their careers but may be bypassing the very opportunities that can help work-life balance in years to come. Sandberg advises women “Don’t leave before you leave.” She tells Couric how women tend to do just that-planning for the conflicts they fear will arise when raising a family, often before children or family life are even on the horizon.

Sandberg says women should go after big jobs and big challenges-and that doing so may be good for their careers and their families. Yahoo Global News Anchor Katie Couric sat down with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg to discuss her book and movement “Lean In,” as well as her thoughts on the choices women must make.

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