remote work burnout
5‑Week Study Uncovers Study Work From Home Productivity? Burnout
The five-week study finds that work-from-home productivity drops by roughly 10% while burnout markers climb, proving remote arrangements are not the universal efficiency panacea they were billed as. 56% of surveyed employees reported decision fatigue that sapped their happiness, yet only 23% of managers felt prepared to intervene (Durham University)
