Benefits Think Address the burnout signs often overlooked in fast-paced workplaces

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Public awareness has shifted in recent years, with burnout gaining increased societal attention. However, in fast-paced organizations, burnout may understandably remain an afterthought — until its consequences demand action and resources.

Human nature causes employers to overlook the real roots and consequences of employees’ burnout. Despite damning evidence against the fundamental attribution error, misplacing blame onto individuals “is both a fundamental psychological tendency as well as an industry norm that remains strong” across many industries. Unhelpful attribution of burnout remains strong in the workplace.

Helena Plater-Zyberk
Co-founder and CEO

Helena Plater-Zyberk is the co-Founder and CEO of Supportiv, the on-demand peer-to-peer mental, emotional, and social support service that serves large employers, hospital systems, and health plans … Read full bio


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