Burn-on is when you're always on the brink of burning out


By AGENCY

Keeping calm and carrying on when you're on the edge of burning out is not good for your health. — dpa

It was time to knock off long ago, but you’re still at your desk in the office on Friday evening.

On Saturday, you’ve got emails to write, and on Sunday, you’ll do advance work for Monday.

Uh-oh! Daily quota reached.


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