It's not enough to talk about mental health when culture continues to reward exhaustion
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It's not enough to talk about mental health when culture continues to reward exhaustion

SAPO Notícias27 August 2026 at 10:58

An article that addresses the contradiction between mental health discourse and corporate culture that continues to reward exhaustion. The text lists common behaviors in the professional world — such as responding to messages after hours, taking calls during vacations, eating lunch at the computer, staying beyond scheduled hours, or feeling guilty about leaving on time — which are often confused with dedication and commitment, perpetuating a cycle of burnout that contradicts efforts to promote mental well-being in organizations.

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