These are the tech jobs that have the best and worst work-life balance
The tech industry, and the hectic startup life in particular, can do a number on work-life balance.
But some jobs within tech companies are easier than others, according to research by Comparably, a Glassdoor competitor.
In a survey of more than 6,000 tech workers, Comparably found that there were vast differences in the work-life balance of various positions. Senior designers came out on top, with 81% saying they were satisfied with their work-life balance. At the bottom were sales managers, who came in at a depressing 46%.
Here is the full list of how satisfied people are with their job's work-life balance:
- Senior Designer - 81%
- Founders/CEO - 77%
- Product Manager - 76%
- Developer - 73%
- Customer Service Manager - 67%
- Marketing Manager - 65%
- Creative Director - 61%
- Sales Manager - 46%
Comparably also broke the data down by other factors like gender. You can see the whole report at Comparably's website.
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