Everyone seems like they're burned out lately. Do you know what burnout looks like in your co-workers, in your employees, or in yourself? According to ADP, Nearly seven in 10 (67%) workers say they experience stress at work at least once a week, and one in seven (15%) feel stressed every day.
Host Ian Cook is joined by Dr. Antonella Aguilera-Ruiz Chief Health Officer for Peace of Mind, a digital mental resilience company that help professional organizations identify and treat burnout in their employees.
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