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Burnout culture is a systematic issue with work places not a weakness in individuals

Dr. Maslach outlined some of the factors that research has found leads to burnout: Excessive workloads Lack of flexibility in schedule Lack of worker autonomy Destructive competition among co-workers Getting shut out of opportunities Loss of shared common meaning and purpose at work Workers feeling they are not meaningful change agents Fear as the primary experience of work Self-sacrifice promoted as the model of work Inefficiencies in the workplace Burnout is simply business as usual


Dr. Maslach outlined some of the factors that research has found leads to burnout: Excessive workloads
Lack of flexibility in schedule
Lack of worker autonomy
Destructive competition among co-workers
Getting shut out of opportunities
Loss of shared common meaning and purpose at work
Workers feeling they are not meaningful change agents
Fear as the primary experience of work Self-sacrifice promoted as the model of work Inefficiencies in the workplace Burnout is simply business as usual

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