57 percent of tech workers burnt out

Stefan Mileschin · 28th June 2018, 20:05

Well at least they claim they are

A survey conducted among tech workers, including many employees of Silicon Valley's elite tech companies, has revealed that over 57 percent of respondents are suffering from job burnout.

The survey was carried out by the makers of an app that allows employees to review workplaces and have anonymous conversations at work, behind their employers' backs. Over 11,000 employees were asked if they suffer from job burnout, and 57.16 percent said "Yes".

The company with the highest employee burnout rate was Credit Karma, with a 70.73 percent, followed by Twitch (68.75 percent), Nvidia (65.38 percent), Expedia (65 percent), and Oath (63.03 percent).

Chilled out was Netflix ranked with the lowest burnout rate of only 38.89 percent, followed by PayPal (41.82 percent), Twitter (43.90 percent ), Facebook (48.97 percent), and, surprisingingly, Uber (49.52 percent).

OK it is not exactly scientific but the voluntary nature of the survey does not explain why some staff feel less stressed than others.

https://fudzilla.com/news/46629-57-p...kers-burnt-out

28th June 2018, 20:05	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 153,541	57 percent of tech workers burnt out Well at least they claim they are A survey conducted among tech workers, including many employees of Silicon Valley's elite tech companies, has revealed that over 57 percent of respondents are suffering from job burnout. The survey was carried out by the makers of an app that allows employees to review workplaces and have anonymous conversations at work, behind their employers' backs. Over 11,000 employees were asked if they suffer from job burnout, and 57.16 percent said "Yes". The company with the highest employee burnout rate was Credit Karma, with a 70.73 percent, followed by Twitch (68.75 percent), Nvidia (65.38 percent), Expedia (65 percent), and Oath (63.03 percent). Chilled out was Netflix ranked with the lowest burnout rate of only 38.89 percent, followed by PayPal (41.82 percent), Twitter (43.90 percent ), Facebook (48.97 percent), and, surprisingingly, Uber (49.52 percent). OK it is not exactly scientific but the voluntary nature of the survey does not explain why some staff feel less stressed than others. https://fudzilla.com/news/46629-57-p...kers-burnt-out

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