Work-Life Balance

Whether you're an entrepreneur or head honcho at a multinational, here are proven factors to consider for your corporate environs.

"Why do you want to work for this company?" It's an interview question we've all faced, as a prospective employer tries to gauge how committed we might be to their organization.

It's not about how much work you do, it's about how you do it.

From the moment we wake to the end of the day, we're rushing to tick off all that we had planned for the day, every day.

This edition, we have some of the region's biggest achievers, and all of them come across more calm and more "stable" than I do when you encounter them in real life (I promise).

Most professionals who look to move ahead with their career goals will inevitably face external distractions, such as poor weather, desolate lifestyles, and overall life challenges.

Bayt's poll on work-life balance has revealed that the ability to maintain a decent work-life balance is key to achieving personal happiness and job satisfaction in the region.

Sophia Fromell, Ithaca Life's founder and a certified life coach will help you set goals.

Far from being a luxury, the notion of achieving a good work-life balance has become a key goal for professionals in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

If you're looking for more hours to add to the day, then you're doing it all wrong.

Tips to achieve an all-around better work-life balance.