BBD Syndrome: why 67% of working Indians feel stuck

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@online{officendsyndrome,
  author = {Office, Dheya Founder's},
  title = {BBD Syndrome: why 67% of working Indians feel stuck},
  howpublished = {\url{https://www.dheya.com/insights/bbd-syndrome-why-67-percent-feel-stuck}},
  organization = {Dheya Career Mentors},
  url = {https://www.dheya.com/insights/bbd-syndrome-why-67-percent-feel-stuck}
}

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   A 2024–25 Dheya study of 12,000+ working professionals reveals a pattern most career advice misses: the difference between bored, burnt-out, and disengaged.