What a burnout app can and can't do (and when you need more)
A burnout app builds visibility and structure. But if the problem is in the system, you may need more. Here's how to decide.
Burnout happens when your 'tank' runs empty: when stress takes more out of you than you can effectively top back up.
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A burnout app builds visibility and structure. But if the problem is in the system, you may need more. Here's how to decide.
Oliver is a product manager based in Melbourne. We sat down with him to talk about how burnout crept up on him during one of the most exciting chapters of his career, and the deliberate choices he's made since then to protect his wellbeing.
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I'm a CPTO and co-founder of a startup, a fractional CPTO, a son to aging parents, and a father to a 17-year-old. From the outside, this might look like a typical portfolio of roles for a senior leader in tech. From the inside, it's a constant exercise in not drowning. This is how I keep my head above water.