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'Now more than ever leadership needs to recognise the value of rest' - Women in Tech Festival speaker Dr Nerina Ramlakhan
Physiologist Dr Ramlakhan tells CRN how she’s helping businesses prevent burnout during lockdown, and her hopes for next month’s Women in Tech Festival
