An essay on the emergence and significance of moonlighting, and its impact on an individual’s mental health.
Tag: burnout
Review: The Contemporary Romance Novel That’s Actually About Worker Burnout
Shauna Robinson’s 'Must Love Books' mixes romance with a quiet examination of the Gen Z-millennial worker burnout, and what it is like to live with depression and loneliness.
Quiet Quitting: Why Doing Less at Work Could Be Good for You – And Your Employer
The mental health benefits of quiet quitting could make you a better employee and a happier person.
Brad Pitt’s ‘Bullet Train’ Is a Train Wreck
Don’t let the glossy trailers fool you – Brad Pitt's new action comedy is a strenuous and leaden film that never takes off.
The Creativity of Liberal Arts Versus the Speed of Digital Culture
A society without a questioning mind will continue to face denial of rights, justice and empowerment.
My Battles With Burnout
'Something hurts me at random times of the day. Tears suddenly want to pour out when I am working.'
Bumble’s Week Off: Employees Suffering From Burnout Need More Than an Extra Holiday
Many workplaces opt for strategies aimed at making the individual worker feel better, rather than targeting the working conditions that are at the root of the problem.
Office Life, a Poem
'Of no acknowledgment, and selective consequence.'
How to Deal With a Year of Accumulated Burnout From Working at Home
The cognitive effort of managing the conflicting messages of a working through a pandemic is tiring us out.