Added to that for parents, virtual school meant everyday was bring-your-child-to-work day. Suddenly “work” was in your dining room, bedroom, living room or wherever you could find to take a video meeting. For those of us not used to working from home, the barriers between home and work disappeared overnight.
Burnout and the Pandemicįor a lot of people, feelings of burnout were amplified by the changes to their work life that resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic. Burnout can quickly cascade into more physical symptoms and take a toll on both our personal and professional lives. We use the words when we are feeling tired, stressed or overwhelmed at work (or school), but burnout is more than just an emotional response to workload or other job-related challenges. He isn’t alone most of us have said (or thought) those words at some point in our lives. For him, the spring semester is barreling to a close and he is feeling tired, unmotivated and unproductive. “I just feel burned out.” I heard those words recently from my college junior.
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