It’s no secret that burnout is one of the most common workplace diseases (along with boredom) in modern organizations. In fact, this recent study found that 95% of human resource leaders admit employee burnout is sabotaging workforce retention. So beware of the rapid workforce turnover before you take on a job offer.
It can be easy to normalize working long hours or being under an extreme amount of stress, especially if we’ve been doing it for a long time or all our colleagues are in the same boat. Your work life balance suffers, and every day feels like an infinite 24-hour-long bender you can barely survive, until tomorrow comes.
Luckily, there are ways to save yourself from this misery, and Adam Grant is here to help our lost souls. The organizational psychologist and bestselling author has been sharing advice on keys to a better work life. “You spend a quarter of your life at work. You should enjoy it!” Grant says in his podcast.
Meanwhile, Grant’s Instagram is a real treasure box full of eye-opening tips, tricks and wisdom bites about taming your work and thriving in it, and his 1.5M follower count proves that this is the kind of content we all need.
More info: AdamGrant.net | Instagram | Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook
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