Becoming my own “burnout spotter” - by Ami Vora
“You need to change something now,” my friend Annette told me. “Because otherwise you’re going to tell me in a month that you’re burned out and need a new job.”
Becoming my own “burnout spotter” Ami Vora Apr 23, 2024 59 4 3 Share “You need to change something now ,” my friend Annette told me. “Because otherwise you’re going to tell me in a month that you’re burned out and need a new job.” This was years ago, but that conversation sticks with me to this day! Annette is a long-time friend and colleague who had listened to my feelings about work for years — and when she noticed I was heading down my typical burnout path, she called me on it to make sure I was preventing burnout before it started. What did she notice? That when I got into a rut at work, I
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