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Carreer Assessment

What's my attitude toward achievement?
Am I burned out?
What are my values?
What rewards do I value most?
How politically oriented am I?



BURNOUT

How often do you have the following experience?

Being tired
Feeling depressed
Having a good day
Being physically exhausted
Being emotionally exhausted
Being happy
Being wiped out
Can't take it anymore
Being unhappy
Feeling run-down
Feeling trapped
Feeling worthless
Being weary
Being troubled
Feeling disillusioned and resentful
Being weak and susceptible to illness
Feeling hopeless
Feeling rejected
Feeling optimistic
Feeling energetic
Feeling anxious

Burnout is the exhibiting of chronic and long-term stress. This instrument was designed to provide you insights into whether you're suffering from burnout.

If you feel as though you're experiencing burnout, you may need to examine your work life and re-evaluate priorities with the intent of making changes. If you are experiencing a number of signs associated with burnout, you need to take some action to address your problems. Some extreme cases may require immediate professional attention.



 

 
 

   
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