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Michael Leiter, PhD is professor emeritus of psychology at Acadia University and co-author of The Burnout Challenge: Managing People’s Relationships with Their Jobs.
In this conversation, Dr. Leiter explains that burnout is more of a relational issue between individuals and their workplaces, rather than a personal problem. He defines burnout as a three-part syndrome: exhaustion, cynicism, and a loss of confidence.
The conversation explores how organizations can address burnout and create a healthier work environment. It discusses the catalysts for change, such as leadership recognizing the problem and seeking help.
Check out "The Burnout Challenge", written by Michael P. Leiter and Christina Maslach, here.
By Tony Paixão and Jen CrawfordMichael Leiter, PhD is professor emeritus of psychology at Acadia University and co-author of The Burnout Challenge: Managing People’s Relationships with Their Jobs.
In this conversation, Dr. Leiter explains that burnout is more of a relational issue between individuals and their workplaces, rather than a personal problem. He defines burnout as a three-part syndrome: exhaustion, cynicism, and a loss of confidence.
The conversation explores how organizations can address burnout and create a healthier work environment. It discusses the catalysts for change, such as leadership recognizing the problem and seeking help.
Check out "The Burnout Challenge", written by Michael P. Leiter and Christina Maslach, here.