Burnout Test

Do you feel emotionally drained most of the time? Do you feel constantly overwhelmed with your personal and professional responsibilities? Has your sleep, health and appetite gone for a toss? Do you feel like you just don’t have it in you to work anymore? Take this Burnout Test to find out more about yourself.

What Is Burnout?

Burnout is a mental and emotional state that arises due to prolonged, unresolved frustration and stress in the workplace that has not been effectively managed.

Some of the major and common signs of burnout are the following:

  • Emotional and physical exhaustion
  • Constantly feeling overwhelmed
  • Not being able to sleep properly
  • Appetite changes
  • Loss of motivation and drive
  • Suffering from anxiety and depression
  • Constantly feeling cynical and helpless
  • Experiencing gastrointestinal issues

Also known as Burnout Syndrome, it is mostly caused by excessive work pressure, feeling overworked or feeling undervalued.

However, the symptoms may become increasingly intense and severe with time, especially when not addressed early. By paying attention to early warning signs and focusing on reducing stress, a major breakdown can be avoided.

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Instructions For Taking Online Burnout Test

Answer the questions below that you most relate to. For an accurate score, do not leave
any questions unanswered.

Please note: This is a self-assessment and not a diagnostic test.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What are the symptoms of being burned out?

Some of the major symptoms of burnout are chronic fatigue, sleep disturbances, headaches and other bodily pain, gastrointestinal issues, loss of motivation, cynicism, helplessness, and a decreased sense of satisfaction.

2. What is the last stage of burnout?

The last stage of burnout is Full-Blown Burnout Syndrome. When this happens, a person experiences emotional numbness, mental confusion and fatigue and physical exhaustion.

3. Is burnout is curable?

Yes, burnout recovery is definitely possible. However, it is only possible if you take the first step towards healing and give yourself the permission to press pause.

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