Burnout Prevention
Control burnout by managing work-related stress.
Radar in numbers:
2 minutes to get initial score
8 Pulses per user
100% Ideal Score
- Run it every 4 weeks if overall score is less 70%
- Run it every 8 weeks if overall score is above 70%.
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Burnout Control
Better Together Framework addresses burnout through stress management, self-care, time-off, and support, as it's a top pain point for companies and workers.
Burnout Control - Sub Radars
Stress Management - Coping strategies and techniques to manage work-related stress.
Self-Care - Prioritizing self-care and personal well-being to prevent burnout.
Time Off - The importance of taking breaks and time off to recharge and prevent burnout.
Support - Access to resources and support from peers, management or mental health professionals.
High and Low Scores
High Scores Meaning
High levels of Burnout Prevention lead to increased job satisfaction, motivation, and productivity for individuals, while promoting a positive team dynamic that fosters collaboration, communication, and creativity. Additionally, companies benefit from decreased absenteeism, increased retention rates, and a positive reputation.
Low Scores Meaning
Conversely, low levels of Burnout Prevention lead to feelings of exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced effectiveness for individuals, along with decreased team cohesion, negative public perception, and high turnover rates for companies.
Pulses for Burnout Prevention
You (and your Tribu) will measure your current Burnout Prevention level in less than 2 minutes by rating 8 simple statements (Pulses) answering Yes, Sometimes or No.
I use coping strategies to manage stress.
I feel empowered to manage work-related stress.
I prioritize my well-being and self-care.
I make time for activities that bring me joy and relaxation.
I take breaks to recharge and prevent burnout.
I use all of my allotted time off.
My company offers mental health support
I feel supported by my peers and management.
Tribu's Recommendations
If you score low in this radar, or want to reinforce good practices, start with some of the recommendations below; select those than apply for you:
Take regular breaks throughout the day to recharge and refresh your energy.
Identify sources of stress or burnout and communicate them to your manager or HR.
Set realistic goals and expectations for yourself to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
Seek out activities or hobbies outside of work that bring you joy and relaxation.
Practice self-care by eating healthy, getting enough sleep, and engaging in physical activity..
Consistently working on the recommended practices can help prevent burnout and promote well-being. Share your progress with your Tribu and collaborate on strategies to improve. Remember, small changes can make a big difference in reducing stress and achieving a healthier work-life balance
Back up Research, Science data and References
Every Tribu Radar and Pulse are designed based in scientific studies, if you want to learn more here you can find some resources about Burnout Prevention Radar:
"Maslach Burnout Inventory Manual" by Christina Maslach and Susan E. Jackson (Book)
"Job burnout: New directions in research and intervention" by Michael P. Leiter and Christina Maslach (Scientific paper)
"The truth about burnout" by Christina Maslach (Video)
"The Psychology of Burnout: A Systemic Perspective" by Wilmar B. Schaufeli and Arnold B. Bakker (Book chapter)
"Burnout: 35 years of research and practice" by Michael P. Leiter and Christina Maslach (Scientific paper)
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