It's just a fucking job Episode 07
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Ever come across people who spend their lives working for a company? Are you one of those people perhaps? Do you work tooth and nail for a minimum wage job and find yourself overworked? Join Kashish Grover as he talks about the physical and mental implications of overworking and the concept of burning out.
Also, when the fuck did this become a self help pod?
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