BY: Maria Noyen
Madalyn Monto grew up outside New York City and knew she'd live there one day. After college in San Diego, she did just that and got a job in marketing. But she wasn't prepared for how rigorous her work schedule would be.
And, like a growing number of Gen Zers and millennials, the absence of a work-life balance didn't sit right with her. She and her boyfriend ended up moving to Italy in October, drawn by the slower pace, healthier approach to work, and cheaper prices.
SOURCE: https://www.businessinsider.com
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