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If your social circle is anything like mine, you might have heard this argument too many times: Someone—perhaps uncle Leo—would say, “Burnout is just depression with a laptop.” Others would jump in ...

PITTSBURGH — Exclusive video shared with Channel 11 shows cars doing donuts and burnouts in a parking lot in the Strip District. “Oh my God, that’s terrible,” Juka Martich told Channel 11. That was ...

A Glassdoor survey found that employee mentions of burnout have surged 32% since early last year. The United States recently ranked No. 59 in global work-life balance. Experts recommend a combination ...

There's nothing quite like a car show in a small town. There are classic cars on display, vendors, activities for the kids, rolling burnouts down Main Street... wait, what? While we generally ...

If you feel as though you’ve been hearing your colleagues, professional acquaintances, family or friends talk about burnout more than usual, you’re not imagining it. According to a recent report by ...

Do you walk around resenting your partner? Do you dread coming home from work as much as, if not more than, going to work? Are you too tired for date night, much less the sex that might follow? When ...

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Teacher burnout. By this time of the school year, the phrase has been bandied about so frequently—behind closed classroom doors, in the aisles of grocery stores, by the media—that it threatens to ...