> you will get burnout if you cannot find any mechanism to cope with it, to avoid it or to deal with it. I agree with you it's more complicated than that, but

> you will get burnout if you cannot find any mechanism to cope with it, to avoid it or to deal with it. I agree with you it's more complicated than that, but you seem to be supporting my point by saying this :) ... you will get burnout if --> *you* cannot find a way to cope... --> *you* cannot deal with it. It's like offense... it must be taken to work... I know, I know... sometimes you cannot avoid taking it and bringing it with you because you care about others thinking you should be offended, or that they feel offended on your behalf even (with seems to be a common feeling today), but I find it great that the English language uses the term "take offense", as it is so accurate: if you don't take it, it simply evaporates, no one can offend you and force you to take offense if you choose to not do it. Same with burnout.