Working Hard or Work Addiction – Have You Crossed the Line?
Workaholism is a behavioral addiction with real health consequences and physicians are at high risk. Here's how to take a frank look at your own red flags.
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Workaholism is a behavioral addiction with real health consequences and physicians are at high risk. Here's how to take a frank look at your own red flags.
The best economic data show that, on average, people are working fewer hours than ever. Working hours have declined the most in countries with higher GDPs because it takes fewer hours of work to earn a comfortable living. Most people have about 40 hours of free time a week. All those streaming platforms are doing a roaring trade for a reason. But it mustn't be forgotten that it is hard work that helps economies, companies and individuals pull away from the competition
Dive into the complexities of modern work culture and discover why the truth about hard work is more intriguing than we think.
Workaholism—which leads to burnout—is one of the most dangerous practices of our time. Here's some expert advice on how to avoid it.
Our relationship with work has become increasingly unhealthy and prevailing culture of overwork is as bad for business as it is for employees