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/ˈwɜrk laɪf aɪnˈbæləns/ · work·life·im·bal·ance
noun
- A state of being overworked or underworked, leading to an imbalance between professional and personal responsibilities. The constant pressure to meet deadlines has caused a significant work-life imbalance for many employees.
- A situation where one aspect of life, such as work or family, is given more attention and priority than the other. The couple's work-life imbalance was evident in their lack of quality time together.
verb
- To experience or experience a state of being overworked or underworked, leading to an imbalance between professional and personal responsibilities. She has been struggling to balance her work and personal life, feeling overwhelmed and burnt out.
- To prioritize one aspect of life over the other, often leading to an imbalance. He has been work-life imbalancing by spending too much time at the office and neglecting his family.
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Did you know? The concept of work-life imbalance has become increasingly relevant in modern society, with many organizations and individuals recognizing the importance of maintaining a healthy balance between professional and personal responsibilities.