In today's corporate world, adaptability is key, and many of us naturally adjust to varying demands like night shifts, extended hours, and weekend work. Reflecting on my own experience during my BE from 2007, our schedule was 9-5 with weekends off, yet transitioning to corporate life with its flexible hours was seamless. Education systems don't need to impose overly rigid schedules to prepare students for corporate life. Instead, a balanced approach can be more effective. A schedule from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm, for example, provides ample time for academics while leaving space for personal growth, extracurricular activities, and skill development. This not only reduces stress but also helps students explore their passions and develop a well-rounded personality, which is essential for success in both their careers and personal lives. By finding this balance, educational institutions can foster an environment that prepares students for the real world without overwhelming them during their formative years.
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