Burnout is a state of exhaustion characterized by physical, mental, and behavioral symptoms. It’s caused by sustained stress and fatigue and is often a result of placing too many demands upon ...

Change is a constant in most companies, but the ongoing onslaught of organizational change initiatives is creating frustration, exhaustion and burnout for many employees. And it’s getting worse.

Opinions expressed are those of the author. In our always-on work culture, burnout is a silent epidemic lurking within high-performing teams. Productivity metrics may paint a picture of success ...

Danica Nelson hit burnout from her first job as a marketer at a major telecom in 2019, and knew she had to take some time off. She was able to negotiate an unpaid, six-month leave — a “micro ...

The reason you may have fallen behind is because you aren't prioritizing...yourself. Burnout from working too much and ignoring your own needs makes you inefficient. This is when self-care tips ...

Your screen dims, your apps freeze, and even the simplest task takes forever. That's burnout—not just exhaustion, but a full system shutdown. Unlike your phone, though, you can't just plug in ...

Read the 2024 AMA Joy in Medicine™ magazine to see if your organization has been recognized for dedication to physician well-being. The 2022 National Burnout Benchmarking report from the AMA offers ...

Read on to find out if you might have study burnout, and how you can address it in a healthy way. Burnout is a state of mental and physical exhaustion caused by a long period of stress.

There has been growing interest in physician burnout, with health care organizations launching their own solutions to improve well-being. But how have those different interventions affected physician ...