43 Folders (http://www NULL.43folders NULL.com/) grabs the New York Magazine article called “Where Work is a Religion, Work Burnout Is Its Crisis of Faith (http://www NULL.printthis NULL.clickability NULL.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=Where+Work+Is+a+Religion%2C+Work+Burnout+Is+Its+Crisis+of+Faith+--+New+York+Magazine&expire=&urlID=20310132&fb=Y&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnymag NULL.com%2Fnews%2Ffeatures%2F24757%2Findex NULL.html&partnerID=73272)” where the writer discovered answering “an e-mail once every 6.66 minutes (http://www NULL.43folders NULL.com/2007/01/16/email-all-the-time/).”
In the spirit of e-mail that I’ve been writing about this week — like, how to reduce it — 43 Folders brings on the other side with perfect timing.
The article notes:
“One has to wonder whether the developments of a high-speed world haven’t made burnout worse.”
Um….who doesn’t think so?
Scot
PS By the way, it is an extraordinary article that looks at many aspects of being burned out, not just e-mail. Jennifer Senior (http://nymag NULL.com/nymag/author_78) did a great job writing it over at New York Magazine and well worth the read.
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