CategoryBurnout

“Burnout: The Remote Worker’s Biggest Opponent” is your go-to guide for understanding and minimizing the effects of burnout on remote teams.

Moving Past Burnout

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In the process of moving past burnout, there’s something very important to note. Just because you’ve burnt out already, doesn’t mean it won’t happen again.

A Top-Down Approach to Burnout Resolution

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Anyone can feel burnout, from entry-level employees to seasoned vets and members of the C-suite. However, when it comes to burnout resolution, the approach must come from the top.

The Highly-Personal Nature of Burnout on Teams

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Without proper management, one overworked employee’s tasks can fall into the lap of another overworked employee. And without proper support from the rest of the team, the substitute teammate can also fall victim to burnout.

Can You Prevent Burnout?

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At this point, you’re probably wondering if you can prevent burnout in the first place. The short answer is, yes, you can.

What is Burnout?

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Despite only becoming a household name in the past decade, occupational burnout has been around for nearly 50 years. Let's take a look at its symptoms, stages, and common misconceptions surrounding its onset.

Burnout: A Remote Worker’s Biggest Opponent

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The truth is, remote work does work. But, it might not work for everybody. Burnout is real, and it can strike when you least expect it. For remote work to fit your lifestyle, and more importantly, feed a positive headspace, it’s time to navigate and normalize burnout.