> Is it me, or do most software jobs cause burnout? In my humble opinion, yes. Unfortunately I cannot express myself accurately in English to convey the messa

> Is it me, or do most software jobs cause burnout? In my humble opinion, yes. Unfortunately I cannot express myself accurately in English to convey the message, but my personal conclusion is apply the 80-20 rule in everything you do and you will see incredible results. There are days where I cannot use more than 20% of my whole energy, because my mental state is over-stimulated with data and unnecessary information, that literally intervenes in my personal life and that is when it becomes unhealthy and you need to draw a line and say "that is enough; this is not normal". I could be wrong, but I have the impression since the evolution of modern web development with all these trendy JS, CSS, back-end, front-end toys so-called frameworks, we get bombarded with bleeding-edge technological achievements that we rush ourselves to catch up...and that leads to mental exhaustion, fatigue, anxiety, and at some cases to depression for being unable to catch up so you can compete with the current market, let alone with younger people that just graduated and their brains are like sponges.