Burnout Fever
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The first sign of burnout is when every day starts to turn out into a bad one.
This varies greatly from person to person. If someone is prone to developing allergies, burnout might show up as eczema or hay fever at first. “Burnout” isn't a term you'll find in the manual that psychiatrists in North America use for a standard classification of mental disorders.
All these are a clear sign that your team is not focussed enough. And the biggest reason for it could be because they are really not in a condition to focus on work as their fuel cells are already drained. It gives goosebumps to work in a team that is ready to tackle all the challenges head-on. Your team was also like one during the past few projects. But, what happened now?
No one really cares whether you achieved a milestone today. Or, you are going to get another new project with some exciting opportunities. Maybe he could do better. Discussions at work between team members are fine. But, when those discussions start to convert into yelling sessions, it is a sign of clear cut burnout.
Because team members are losing their patience. They are not in a condition to discuss work. All they want is to get the project to be over and done with. And, you cannot expect to achieve greatness with such an attitude. You need to handle this issue in a serious manner, because it is going to impact your your business. After all, it is the human resources that make the team. When they are no longer in a condition to work you cannot think about running a sustainable business.
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Causes of burnout
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Burned-out? Your fever could be stress-related
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