A bit (quite a lot) simplistic (but personally, I appreciate the idea). In order to get a "low" index in each parameter, one needs to always set the best possi

A bit (quite a lot) simplistic (but personally, I appreciate the idea). In order to get a "low" index in each parameter, one needs to always set the best possible scenario, which is not realistic. Even in the best possible scenario _in real world_, one could be less than sympathetic with somebody else once a month. That doesn't mean they're at "mid" level of a burnout parameter. And not reaching the productivity potential at times is normal (and cyclical). Again, not a burnout parameter. I see "Based on scientific questionnaires created by psychology professionals", but I doubt it's professionally assembled.