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Yes, working overtime is not good for health. Our body needs rests, if we are overworked our body and mind are weaken and resulted ineffective.
added by Anonymous 623 days ago 0 0
Working for long hours doesn't mean doing great thing
It's not only unproductive but it can also lead to burn out, health problems and luck of fulfillment in your role
There are high chances of heart attack increase for long hours the extra pressure takes a roll on the heart as well as the brain
Overworking can dangerous from both mental and physical health
Working for long hours leads to stress lack of free time and poor work
Employees performance levels could also be levered due to tiredness, fatigue and lack of attentireness
added by Anonymous 626 days ago 1 0
People use or work for less hours and earn much. So technology has made it possible for people to earn more than working for long hours for nothing in terms of earning.
added by 1001098163 626 days ago 1 0