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Burnout in uncertain times at work
Afternoons with Helen Farmer
Wednesday, 1 July 2026 - 1 hour 27 minutes
We discuss how to recognise burnout before your body and mind force you to stop.
Job seekers need to stop thinking like employees and start thinking like business developers selling their own skills, says executive search recruiter Hamza Zaouali, discussing more ways for people to land their dream job.
Are smart glasses really going mainstream?
How much is too much when it comes to screen time? Discussing childhood myopia with Dr Sandra Fiorentini
And we share more reasons how Dubai is becoming more accessible to people of determination.
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