Remote working your way to burnout? Signs that you’re near your limit


Months spent working from home has pushed some of us to our limit. In the wake of a pandemic that has transformed work culture, experts say employees and managers need to become more aware of burnout risks. Smart technology may be able to help. — dpa

Months spent working from home has pushed some of us to our limit. In the wake of a pandemic that has transformed work culture, experts say employees and managers need to become more aware of burnout risks. Smart technology may be able to help.

The shift to remote working at the beginning of the pandemic was positive for many employees, while others have at least got used to the new working conditions. But working from home has also had an effect on some people’s mental health.

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