Better don't work overtime...coz apparently it doesn't really bring any benefits

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Being a working adult, I realize typical Asian has the perspective of you need to work OVERTIME and if not you are not doing right. Hmmm...are we suppose to do that?

I think no. Why do I say that? Well...If we really think about it. Let's start with this few questions.

Does OT bring you any benefits?

Some may yes because they get paid for their OT but let me remind you something. When you do this, technically you doing it by sacrificing your health. Is it worth it?

We see many people died due to overwork and yet we are still doing it. To be honest, it is better to maintain your health rather then sacrificing your health to earn those money which in return might end up you using the money to cure your health problems.

Does your company/client appreciate your effort?

Simple. Usually they don't! Believe me. They will just put a smile and bash you even when you already tried your very best to meet those impossible datelines and fail miserably. Sometimes the logic doesn't run in their blood I guess. Why work more when you are not appreciated?

All the stress from work in the end cause you to become nuts. It is better to spend those times after work to do something you like to at least ease your mind or maintain your sanity rather than pulling all nighter to complete your works. Works will never end. No matter when or where, it will definitely never end.

Just go back on time and rest. The mind and body requires rest to function better on the next day.

If you are the boss/client, please be considered. We are also human. We also got family, friends and our health to take care.

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