> it's a sad excuse for a competitive advantage True. It may be less of a "promotional" article than either I or the original commenter implied. After all, it

> it's a sad excuse for a competitive advantage True. It may be less of a "promotional" article than either I or the original commenter implied. After all, it says: "Older employees who are suffering from burnout face the same potentially harmful effects as younger ones, according to McDonald. “It's dangerous and counterproductive to creativity and overall health,” he explained." In any case, the article is specifically about additional burnout occurring this year, as a side effect of the pandemic, compared to last year.