Last month, the legal profession was jolted by reports that some of the world’s biggest law firms are facing significant junior staff losses due to burnout from working longer hours in isolation during the pandemic.
Burnout is not a new concept however an inconvenient truth is that it can affect anybody operating in what is perceived to be a high pressure, and potentially non-supportive environment.
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