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Addressing Job Burnout and Career Shifts

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  Recognizing the Signs of Job Burnout   Job burnout is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged work-related stress. Many young professionals push themselves to the limit, believing that hard work alone leads to success. However, ignoring the signs of burnout—such as fatigue, reduced performance, and loss of motivation—can have serious long-term consequences. Elders often recall how work-life balance was naturally maintained in the past, while modern work cultures often glorify overworking, leading to early career dissatisfaction and health problems. The Impact of a Toxic Work Environment A toxic work environment is a major contributor to burnout. When employees feel undervalued, micromanaged, or pressured beyond their limits, their enthusiasm for work diminishes. Some companies cultivate competitive atmospheres that push employees to work excessively without proper recognition. Elders emphasize that in the past, workplace loyalty and respect...