The End of Burnout

The first ~25% of the book was a really interesting look at the history of burnout, the three main axes of burnout (exhaustion, cynicism, and ineffectiveness), and the general cause (a disconnect between the imagined job and what it really entails).

After that, the book goes on some rambling meanders that seem like they were only put there to pad the page count to a minimum level. I would recommend reading only the first few chapters, then skip the rest.