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	Multitasking: The New Norm for Young Workers

The rapid advancement of technology has provided young people with unparalleled access to information and opportunities for learning. However, this has also created a highly competitive environment where continuous self-improvement is essential to keep pace. Consequently, many young individuals are investing significant time and resources into personal development. It has become commonplace to see young people juggling full-time jobs with evening classes in languages or soft skills.

Nevertheless, this relentless pursuit of higher qualifications and skills often leads to reduced leisure time, and can result in fatigue and burnout. As a result, many young people are seeking out energy supplements to maintain their health and support their personal growth.

Young workers constantly strive to learn and strengthen their skills to develop their jobs.

Nguyen Thi Hong, an accountant working in Ho Chi Minh City, said "Many people believe that after completing a four-year accounting degree, their career is secure and requires little further development. However, in any profession, stagnant individuals will find it difficult to advance. My colleagues and I often use our lunch breaks to share and update our knowledge on marketing and finance. To maintain our focus during the afternoon shifts on these days, we usually enjoy a bottle of Number 1 energy drink. Most of us prefer this drink to regain our energy and concentration."

Working in the same accounting department, Cao Thi Ngoc Trang also understands the importance of soft skills alongside specialized knowledge. As accountants interact with various departments, teamwork is essential for smooth collaboration. Additionally, clear and concise presentation skills are crucial when delivering reports or explaining data. Therefore, Trang has planned to dedicate 1-2 hours after work to online soft skills courses.

Fatigue is inevitable when working and studying at the same time.

It turns out that Trang is also a devoted fan of Number 1 energy drink. "As an accountant juggling deadlines and additional studies, I'm no stranger to Number 1. Since my university days, this drink has been my constant companion during countless all-nighters. Even now, as a working professional, I continue to rely on it as I balance work and study. Whenever I feel drained, I turn to Number 1 to instantly replenish my energy and focus," shared Ngoc Trang.

Explaining her preference for this particular drink, Trang mentioned its refreshing taste, especially on hot days when a bottle of Number 1 provides a double dose of refreshment and quickly revitalizes her.

"I can't get enough of it," she said. "It's no exaggeration to say that Number 1 is my trusted companion. I feel incomplete without it, especially during busy periods when I'm juggling work and learning. Without this drink, it would be difficult for me to effectively balance both," Trang said.

Number 1 energy drink accompanies workers who are ready to make a breakthrough in energy, becoming the best version in every field.

Ngoc Trang and Nguyen Thi Hong are just two examples of many young people who turn to Number 1 not only for refreshment but also to maintain focus during their studies and work. We all set personal goals to improve ourselves and our lives. To achieve these goals, it's essential to have sustained energy and focus. For over two decades, Number 1 energy drink has been supporting millions of consumers, providing them with the energy they need to excel in various fields.

With its distinctive sweet and sour flavor, instant energy boost, and superior quality ensured by German Aseptic technology, Number 1 is the go-to energy drink for young people seeking to unleash their potential and conquer their dreams.

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