Are there strong regulations? Do companies share a common philosophy of strong work-life balance or work is your life? 1 comment I feel like a lot of Dutch people show up to work, work quite hard for the hours required, then go home and don’t think about work again until the next day. Also on average we work the [least hours per week ](https://image.deondernemer.nl/239405947/width/2048/eurostat-onderzoek-nederland-heeft-in-de-eu-de-gemiddeld-kortste-werkweek)of all Europe apparently. Part-time culture has become heavily ingrained here. Most government jobs now primarily offer four day work weeks. So I feel like our balance is good lol. On the other hand, I’ve heard from Southern Europeans that they find Dutch offices quite stressful. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
I feel like a lot of Dutch people show up to work, work quite hard for the hours required, then go home and don’t think about work again until the next day. Also on average we work the [least hours per week ](https://image.deondernemer.nl/239405947/width/2048/eurostat-onderzoek-nederland-heeft-in-de-eu-de-gemiddeld-kortste-werkweek)of all Europe apparently. Part-time culture has become heavily ingrained here. Most government jobs now primarily offer four day work weeks. So I feel like our balance is good lol. On the other hand, I’ve heard from Southern Europeans that they find Dutch offices quite stressful.
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I feel like a lot of Dutch people show up to work, work quite hard for the hours required, then go home and don’t think about work again until the next day. Also on average we work the [least hours per week ](https://image.deondernemer.nl/239405947/width/2048/eurostat-onderzoek-nederland-heeft-in-de-eu-de-gemiddeld-kortste-werkweek)of all Europe apparently. Part-time culture has become heavily ingrained here. Most government jobs now primarily offer four day work weeks.
So I feel like our balance is good lol. On the other hand, I’ve heard from Southern Europeans that they find Dutch offices quite stressful.