Burnout Isn’t a Phase—It’s a Signal..

Burnout isn’t simply about needing a break—it can be a warning that work has become unsustainable.
One employee admitted feeling burned out, only to later lose responsibilities and eventually their job.
This is why many employees quietly reskill, upskill, and prepare their options instead of immediately resigning.
Long hours, growing workloads, shrinking teams, constant monitoring, and poor leadership can make burnout predictable.
Burnout isn’t just about working less—it’s a signal that people need meaning, support, and sustainable work. READ MORE BELOW

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