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TY BCOM/BSC/BA Real Life Experience ch: 8 Professional Skills

 Real-life experience

in a paragraph of 150 words write about an instance where being professional has come at the cost of one's personal life. You may draw from your own experience or you may talk about experiences people in your family or friend circles have had.


One instance that comes to mind is when a close friend of mine, let's call her Sarah, was working on a crucial project at her job. The project required her to put in long hours at the office, often staying late into the night and sacrificing her personal time. Despite having important family commitments, such as her daughter's school events and her husband's birthday, Sarah felt obligated to prioritize her work to maintain her professional reputation. This dedication to her job came at the cost of strained relationships with her family, as they felt neglected and unimportant compared to her work. Despite her efforts to explain the importance of her role and the temporary nature of the workload, the damage was done, and it took time and effort to repair the rifts that had formed. While Sarah's professionalism was commendable in the eyes of her employer, it ultimately took a toll on her personal life, highlighting the delicate balance individuals must strike between career aspirations and personal relationships. This experience taught Sarah the importance of setting boundaries and communicating effectively with both her family and her employer to ensure a healthier work-life balance in the future.


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