Definitely! I think most normal humans experience burnout working in startups. I was recently working nights and weekends for a couple months straight to get out some important deliverables.
I think the important thing with burnout is to notice when it's starting to happen, and get ahead of it by setting aside time for yourself to recharge and unplug from the project/startup.
I will begin. I once worked at a startup whose team constantly changed plans. Therefore, a massive part of my work was often thrown away. I just burned out and left the company a few months after that roller coaster. So now I myself put things in order in our team. 😃
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@iren_ivashchinenko Same but I stuck around for 3 years :( took me quite a bit to recover
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Nope. My family is priority #1 and helps me keep a healthy perspective on the startup.
@karsten_picasi This is very cool. It's a pity that not all founders understand that family is important.
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@iren_ivashchinenko It doesn't have to be family, thought. I believe that a dog that forces you out or hobbies like singing in a choir with other people can help keeping the balance too.
@viks_rum It is necessary to rest! I don't understand founders who say they work seven days a week.
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Yes, I have experienced burnout while working on a startup. As a designer, I often find myself working long hours, juggling multiple projects, and constantly pushing myself to meet tight deadlines.
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yes it was mostly infused with he frustration of not being able to make it. And I was blaming myself too much for it. Now I take things with more philosophy
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