Being the office overachiever is backfiring—workers are burning out so hard they’re calling it a ‘competence hangover’

Source: Fortune

The dark side of being the office all-star: overachievers are burning out so hard it’s being called a ‘competence hangover.’ And it’s entirely preventable.

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Being the office overachiever is backfiring—workers are burning out so hard they’re calling it a ‘competence hangover’

Bay Area drivers paying $150 to fill up as Northern California suffers state’s highest gas prices

Live Nation worker admitted ignoring predatory ticket broker practices: court docs

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Drunk driver jingled keys at bar patrons begging him not to drive before speeding off and killing Nassau County cop: DA

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Meta is killing end-to-end encryption in Instagram DMs

Windows 11 is fixing my biggest complaint with user accounts

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