Too much pressure?
Too much pressure and resultant burnout is more common than we realise in today's harsh and demanding business environment. Take time to read this this article came about as a result of an interview with Beverley Wajsman and appeared in the Leadership Magazine. One of the modules offered by Beverley from Customer Centric Solutions is 'Performance under Pressure'.
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