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I don't think this is survivorship bias. They are not making the claim that they have a workforce immune from burnout because young dropout workers aren't count

I don't think this is survivorship bias. They are not making the claim that they have a workforce immune from burnout because young dropout workers aren't counted. Instead, they are specifically pointing to the lack of pressures and time management skills cultivated over the years present in an older workforce that would lead to burnout in others.

webmaven 6y ago
Right. I'm saying that their claim is a bit of a just-so story, and that dropouts and increased mortality should be considered. The obvious question to investigate is at what rate the older cohort experienced burnout when they were younger.