This Workplace Stressor Is What Makes Biglaw Associates Hate Their Jobs The Most

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According to ALM’s Mental Health Survey of the Legal Profession, what about the workplace most negatively affects associates’ mental well-being?

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Hint: Associates feeling like they’re always on call with the inability to disconnect from their work came in second place, with 66.77% of respondents saying it negatively impacted their mental well-being.

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