What to do when we cannot disconnect from work in the pandemic

The blurred line between professional and private life can lead to a variety of mental health problems and burnout.

In this story posted April 23, 2021, in Entrepreneur

The blurring of the boundaries between professional and private life, or "boundary-crossing activities," can lead to distractions, burnout, and even mental health problems.


– Blake Ashforth, Horace Steel Arizona Heritage Chair and Regents Professor of management and entrepreneurship

April 23, 2021



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