Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha has delivered a clear message about the company’s high-performance culture, stating that the quick commerce platform is not the place for those seeking traditional work-life ...

Achieving balance between professional responsibilities and personal well-being is a key concern for individuals and organizations alike. I started prioritizing work-life balance the day I found ...

Zepto's CEO, Aadit Palicha, addressed his controversial work-life balance comment, describing it as a 'stupid idea' on a recent podcast. He emphasized Zepto's intense, results-oriented culture ...

The raging debate over work-life balance has sparked polarising views on whether embracing the grind and promoting an intense work culture is truly the path to 'success', or a step backwards, in a ...

He also addressed the mini controversy generated by his 2024 post on work-life balance. Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha in a conversation with his counterpart at Y Combinator, Garry Tan.(YouTube/Y ...

Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha found himself in the eye of the storm last year in December- all because of a few comments on ‘work-life balance’. Taking to his social media, the CEO had commented in a rather ...

It is astonishing that in 2025, with the mountains of data we have on the subject, we are STILL debating the validity of work-life balance. Yet here we are! The latest business leader to ...

These resurfaced comments stir up controversy, showcasing Hoffman’s radical stance on work-life balance in the startup world. Hoffman’s shocking words reveal a no-compromise work culture ...

Neerja Birla challenges the notion of perfect work-life balance, advocating for harmony and flexible boundaries instead. She emphasizes the importance of managing time on a weekly basis and ...

A businesswoman who shared her thoughts about work-life balance has sparked a conversation after she explained she doesn't believe in the concept as a whole. Grace McCarrick, 35, lives in New York ...

Although the term work-life balance makes it seem like a dichotomous problem that can be "solved" by simply figuring out how much time you should distribute between "work" and "life," actually ...