A study commissioned by Trachet – a business advisory firm helping entrepreneurs accelerate growth – has unveiled a workforce riddled in self-doubt, with 34% of Brits stating they often feel lonely in the world of work due to their workload.
The report entitled “From Burnout to Earnout”, found that nearly 1-in-3 (30%) are suffering from imposter syndrome, which is hindering their ability to run their businesses effectively.
Other findings include:
- 44% of British Gen Z state they often have feelings of self-doubt or imposter syndrome which make it hard for them to lead their team effectively.
- 34% of Brits find that in running their business, they have no one to support them, they do all key tasks alone and that disconnects them from their passion.
- 62% would be happy to compromise their career aspirations/business goals in order to preserve their mental health and avoid burnout.
