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Burnout
Risk

3 Dimensions · Maslach-Inspired · Recovery Strategies

Assessment

Rate each statement based on how often you've felt this way in the past 3 months.

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Exhaustion
Cynicism
Efficacy

The 3 Dimensions of Burnout

DimensionSignsWhen High
ExhaustionChronic fatigue, dreading work, physical symptomsEmotional & physical depletion
CynicismDetachment, negativity, reduced caringDepersonalization from work/people
Low EfficacyFeeling incompetent, unproductive, doubting abilitiesReduced professional accomplishment

Based on the Maslach Burnout Inventory framework (Maslach & Jackson, 1981). This is a simplified adaptation for self-assessment.

Burnout vs Normal Stress

StressBurnout
Over-engagementDisengagement
Emotions overreactiveEmotions blunted
Urgency and hyperactivityHelplessness and hopelessness
Loss of energyLoss of motivation and hope
Can recover with restRest alone doesn't fix it
May lead to anxietyMay lead to depression and detachment

Recovery Framework

PhaseFocusTimeline
ImmediateReduce load, sleep, boundariesWeek 1-2
Short-termDelegate, take PTO, therapyMonth 1
Medium-termRestructure work, reassess roleMonth 1-3
Long-termCareer alignment, sustainable pace3-6 months

⚕️ This is a self-assessment tool, not a clinical diagnosis. Burnout is recognized by the WHO (ICD-11) as an occupational phenomenon. If you're experiencing severe burnout, please seek support from a mental health professional or your organization's EAP. 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988.