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IIM Calcutta alumna describes improved work-life balance after moving from McKinsey to Google

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Jahnvi Singh, an IIM Calcutta graduate, says her move from McKinsey to Google has markedly improved her work-life balance. At Google she concentrates on one business, which deepens her expertise and cuts down on frequent domestic travel. The shift has also opened up chances for international trips. She appreciates the workplace perks Google offers. She has also regained time for fitness and socialising, which were hard to fit in before.

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