Aman Goel, IIT graduate and CEO of GreyLabs, reveals why he invests Rs 1 lakh per month to hire a highly educated home manager, who efficiently handles household tasks such as food preparation, laundry, and more. This move reflects modern professionals’ evolving approach to work-life balance and domestic management.
Aman Goel, founder and CEO of GreyLabs and an IIT alumnus, recently shared insights into his unique approach to domestic management. He and his wife employ a full-time home manager at a monthly salary of Rs 1 lakh, emphasizing the role’s importance beyond traditional household chores. The carefully selected home manager oversees food, laundry, cleaning, and coordinates other household operations, allowing the couple to focus on their demanding professional lives.
According to Goel, an 'educated' home manager brings professionalism, reliability, and efficiency, contributing significantly to the smooth functioning of their home. This strategic investment has improved their quality of life, reducing stress and giving them more time to concentrate on their careers and family.
This trend underscores how modern Indian professionals with high-pressure jobs are adopting new standards for domestic help, valuing skills and education over conventional roles. It also highlights a broader shift toward prioritizing mental peace, wellness, and balanced living through smart delegation.
Key Highlights
Aman Goel, IITian and CEO of GreyLabs, pays Rs 1 lakh monthly for a skilled home manager to manage food, laundry, and other household duties.
The role requires professionalism and education, ensuring efficient, reliable home management fitting a busy executive lifestyle.
The investment reflects a modern trend among high-net-worth professionals prioritizing seamless work-life balance.
This practice helps reduce daily household stress, allowing greater focus on personal and career growth.
The evolving domestic help landscape favors qualified personnel equipped to handle complex household operations professionally.
Sources: Hindustan Times, Economic Times