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Impending Blues...I really look forward
to enjoy the weekends every time. But somehow the work pressures at the
firm don’t allow me to get into a really weekend mood. Am I getting
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posted 2007-03-06 04:02:41
Dear ritch,
Yes, unfortunately, I
do face the same problem; I find myself not only thinking about work, but
also actually working on my days off. As a lawyer, it’s just to easy
to become too wrapped up in work. I think it’s a combination of the
stress, high expectations, long hours, and extreme office politics. In any
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