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 from the University of Montreal found that women were more likely to feel burnout out than their male colleagues. 

So why is that? And what can be done about it?

, CEO and president of the Rae Mackenzie group, and 

, professor of Psychology at the University of California Berkeley, about the source of burnout and how to prevent it. 

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Why are so many workers experiencing burnout?

Are you experiencing burnout out at work? You're not alone. A recent study from the University of Montreal found that women were more likely to feel burnout  than their male colleagues. So why is that? And what can be done about it? MPR host Kerri Miller spoke with CEO and President of the Rae Mackenzie group, Sharon Smith-Akinsanya, and, Professor of Psychology at the University of California Berkeley, Christina Maslach about the source of burnout and how to prevent it.

How to beat burnout at work

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