Burnout has an unusual way of making employees feel isolated, misunderstood, and uncared for. In the remote landscape, where so many of us are spending our days alone, it’s clear why burnout is our largest opponent.
Wow – what an amazing e-book! It is filled with so much valuable information and such clear explanations that normalize such a scary and overwhelming feeling. And, tips! The tips are so amazing for moving past burnout on your own and helping people through it. It is truly an incredible and invaluable resource. I will be using it for myself, but also want to let you know that I shared it with my team.
Nikki Anderson
It’s very well written! I agree that a lot of people have been struggling to adjust to the always-on nature of remote work–and the blurred lines between off-time on on-time.
Justin Kline
It’s really well-written! Some great points on hustle culture being a huge cause of burnout, which resonates with me. Having worked at several startups, and now being in banking, the theories for what causes burnout and what it looks like seem really spot-on to me.
Ian Cackett
A jaw-dropping 23 percent of full-time employees claim to feel burnt out more often than not. Another 44 percent report feeling symptoms of burnout some of the time. For perspective, nearly two-thirds of full-time employees are burnt out at any given moment.
If you haven’t experienced burnout personally, chances are, someone on your remote team already has. It’s time to eliminate the stigma that surrounds burnout for good. By downloading our free ebook, Burnout: The Remote Worker’s Largest Opponent, we can begin to navigate and normalize burnout together.
What’s Included in Your Copy?
Burnout: The Remote Worker’s Largest Opponent contains nine robust chapters that dive into every nitty-gritty detail about occupational burnout. Anticipate helpful information regarding:
- The causes of burnout for remote employees
- The symptoms and stages of burnout development
- The effects of remote burnout on full-scale teams
- The role of leadership in burnout development
- The necessary steps to prevent burnout
- And much more
Burnout doesn’t wait, so why should you? Get your free copy now.
