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Chetan Bhagat says 4 focused work hours a day can be enough

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Chetan Bhagat, speaking at the 18th Project Management South Asia Conference in Bengaluru, highlighted the significance of concentrated work. He suggested that only four hours of focused effort could lead to effective productivity, challenging the conventional belief that long hours equal high output. Bhagat connected work-life balance to overall happiness, advocating for personal needs, thus enriching the ongoing dialogue regarding ideal working hours in India.

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