How do you strike a balance between your work and personal life?

Here are some of the value propositions RSM has on their website promoting their recruiting efforts, "At RSM, we make sure our people are empowered to be their best selves, both personally and professionally. This starts with understanding and caring for our people as individuals, their whole selves, and all areas of their life. Join a community that supports and inspires you to prioritize your well-being while we deliver personalized, holistic programming for your physical, emotional, financial, and community well-being."

When preparing to be interviewed from home, your surroundings may be perceived as a reflection of your work-life balance. So, you'll want to make sure your appearance and personal space are consistent with your claims of being organized, professional, stable, and reliable. Consider the space you choose for your online interview as a reflection of your professionalism and work ethic. Choose a space that is clear of distractions, is not cluttered, and is neat, tidy, and organized.

"I manage the balance between my work and personal life by being self-aware. For example, if you are working from home, are super focussed on work, and haven't noticed that your home is getting a little messy, you won't realize your surroundings are impacting your motivation and mental well-being. In this circumstance, your home and your work are the same. So, let's say I'm working at the office, then I will make sure I am prepared in every way. I'll prepare or plan for my lunch, will prepare for my morning, and prepare for my personal time as well. I balance both spheres by setting aside time to dedicate to that balance. I call it in-between time."