Louisiana ranks as the most burned-out state in America, according to a new IRIS Software Group study. Workers average 36 hours a week and nearly 20% report frequent mental distress.
Each year zippia.com compiles their list of "The Best Places to Work in Louisiana", so let's take a look at what companies recently made their list, and why.
Many East Texans are stressed about making it all work financially. A Tyler woman recently asked locals about their go-to side hustles, and more than 200 chimed in. These were the 10 most common ways people say they're making extra income.
Nowadays, it is not uncommon for employers to track what their employees are doing at work. Many employers do this by utilizing different tools to check your emails and/or computer activity. In fact, it's not a bad idea to assume you're being watched, whether true or not.
Temple is hosting a hiring event in February that is not only informative, but you could also walk away with a conditional offer for one of many open positions.
This trend is thought to contribute to some employees 'quietly quitting' or experiencing dissatisfaction and even burnout.
How can you empower yourself in these situations?
In my opinion, it's best to tread gently here. It can be easy to misinterpret the well-intentioned feedback or requests from management. In many cases, they mean well. So don't unfairly judge where it may not be warranted.