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I got 0.6 / 6, and it said the same. Is it possible to not be at high risk of burnout according to this survey?

• almost_usual 7y ago
  I got a ‘mid risk’ at 1.3. All of my ratings were low except ‘exhaustion’ which was a mid.
  • fattire 7y ago
    As a test, I answered 0 for most choices. 1 for like two or so. Result: .6 of 6, "high" burnout risk.
• MrZander 7y ago
  This thing is trash. I put "never" on everything and then "a few times a year" on one and I was still "mid" risk at 0.3/6. Putting "once a month or less" on one thing made it "high" at 0.5/6 So basically 0.0 = LOW, 0.1 - 0.3 = MID, 0.3 - 6.0 = HIGH Basically everyone who isn't in their dream job is at high risk of burnout. Pointless quiz.
• tubbs 7y ago
  I was surprised when my 1/6 gave me high risk. I am very thankful for what I do and I enjoy going to work. If you answer "None" to everything, your burnout risk is low (0/6). Answering a single question with 1 (A few times a year or less) puts you at .1/6 (Mid), which goes up to .5/6. I find the results reporting of this to be rather sensationalist and the whole thing pretty useless. If you're burnt out, you probably don't need an online quiz to tell you.
  • almost_usual 7y ago
    Think it depends on the category. I scored a ‘mid’ with a 1.3.
    • lucb1e 7y ago
      I scored 'mid' with 2.1, which was rather surprising after reading the parents comments.
      • wilbo 7y ago
        I scored 3.4 and got mid. When I read the parents comments I thought that might have meant a lower score was higher risk. I suspect it depends on the categories you answer.
• zamadatix 7y ago
  Odd, I just popped 3 in everything to get 3/6 and it gave "mid" https://i.imgur.com/0YSLoyP.png https://i.imgur.com/0YSLoyP.png
• csomar 7y ago
  I guess you give them your email address and then find out?