The Relationship Between Technology and Burnout
Technology allows us to bring our jobs home, preventing us from fully shutting down and relaxing after work. This can eventually lead to burnout.
Technology allows us to bring our jobs home, preventing us from fully shutting down and relaxing after work. This can eventually lead to burnout.
Workplace burnout can be seen in many different industries across the board. What makes the tech industry’s contribution to this phenomenon so important?
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Burnout happens when workplace stress is not managed correctly, so it’s important for leaders to help their employees find a proper work balance.
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The startup world can be a tough business. It requires passion, business smarts, and a supportive team. How does it contribute to burnout?
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