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1. Have 2 phones - one for work, one for friends and family
2. If you have savings/family pocket money - try for an iOS-Android combo - that way best of both worlds
3. If you do not have savings, get a mid-tier Android - Pixel range; once you're A1, you can get the iPhone, and a year later, upgrade to the Android flagship (whichever it may be then).
Keep work and personal phones separate. Just 2 sims in the same phone won't cut it - the anxiety inducing notifications will destroy you.
1 main phone for your near and dear ones, the other to take calls and messages at work. Else you’ll go crazy. Every notification will give you anxiety, but at least you know which one to react to.
All the best!