The Massive Problem Of Biglaw Exhaustion
You're not the only one who is so freaking tired.
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Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!
According to a recent survey (July 2021) of corporate attorneys by Gartner Legal & Compliance, what percentage of respondents say they are either moderately or highly exhausted?
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Hint: Among those who report they are highly exhausted, 41 percent say they showed signs of psychological distress, 68 percent say they’re looking to leave their organization, and 61 percent report they’ve frequently delayed, scoped down, or killed projects they’re working on.
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