A woman works on a laptop computer in the kitchen. (Photographer: Stefan Wermuth/Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- There’s burnout, and then there’s pandemic-induced burnout. For many workers, the professional environment has changed radically since Covid-19 disrupted life—but the intensity of their jobs hasn’t. Juggling full-time responsibilities, family life, and the stress of confinement makes the risk of burnout greater than ever.