The ‘adult day care’ label is more than earned. I’m surprised there’s no designated nap time,” one X user said.

A software engineer working at Google, a FAANG company — the acronym referring to Facebook (now Meta), Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google (now under Alphabet) — has triggered widespread ...

Being on call in FAANG company is much tougher than startups, and the impact is bigger. Trust me, you don't get paid for your work-life balance,” Sharma posted on X on Sunday, April 27.

The software engineer is supposed to spend his days typically writing code for Google’s tools and products. It sounds like laborious work, but he says he only works one hour per day.

Indian engineer Akhilesh, working in Paris, stirs debate over work-life priorities. (Pexels) In a viral X post, @akhileshutup, questioned how long Europe’s relaxed work-life balance can last.