We all experience Sunday’s scary and Monday blues because our fun and free time ends. But sometimes wonder how the CEOs of a major company deal with these feelings. Hubspot CEO Yamini Rangan shared how he has balanced his work and personal life to avoid such fear.
Hubspot CEO Yamini Rangan avoids Sunday’s horror
Talk with Clener Perkins on your podcastYamini shared that she closes on Saturday and does not respond to any office work. However, she starts her work on Sunday, but avoids sending emails to her employees. Yamini talked about which schedule works best for her.
Talking about my schedule, Yamini said, “What do I try to do, on Friday night when I am working, whenever I am, it can happen, 8, 9, 10, whatever time I do on Friday, I do not touch my computer and I don’t think about work until Sunday morning.
“I have forced myself to say, ‘I need a break’. It’s almost the same as a peak rest is required for the peak performance. You need to take a break. Saturday is my free day … Sunday morning it is a full working day for me.
Why does she work on Yamini on Sunday
“I enjoy my Sunday. I am not afraid of Sunday. I enjoy it because it is my time. I get to decide what I am learning, what I am doing, what I am thinking, what I am writing, what I am writing. It is completely my schedule. I have left my thoughts and I have nothing else to harass me … Yamini, who has worked with Hubspot for nearly five years, started her week’s days at 6.30 am and worked till 11 am.
More about Yamini, her work, her life in us
She joined the marketing software company ahead of Kovid -19 epidemic. She became the CEO of a $ 34 billion company Hubspot in September 2021. Yamini has worked in many companies like Dropbox, WorkD and SAP.
Born in India and grew up, he studied computer engineering at Bhartiyar University. She moved to America when she was 21 years old to earn an MBA from Has School of Business, University of California, Berkeley. Earning about $ 26 million. He is one of the most paid Indian -origin CEOs in the US.
