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Burnout in remote working environments - corporations

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Resumo:The World Health Organization has identified burnout as a workplace syndrome that presents significant challenges for organizations and employees. By comparing the indicators in startups and corporations, this thesis investigates burnout in remote work environments. Key stressors, including isolation, nature of tasks, and uncertain futures, are identified through 17 interviews. Regardless of the organizational size and structure creating supportive environments is essential. Corporations should prioritize prevention and resource communication, while startups can implement resource-efficient, adaptable practices like "no send zones." The hybrid work model is recommended as an efficient solution approach that strikes a balance between flexibility and a supportive team culture.
Autores principais:Lohf, Carolin-Katharina
Assunto:Future of work Burnout Work-life balance Organizational structures
Ano:2025
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Resumo:The World Health Organization has identified burnout as a workplace syndrome that presents significant challenges for organizations and employees. By comparing the indicators in startups and corporations, this thesis investigates burnout in remote work environments. Key stressors, including isolation, nature of tasks, and uncertain futures, are identified through 17 interviews. Regardless of the organizational size and structure creating supportive environments is essential. Corporations should prioritize prevention and resource communication, while startups can implement resource-efficient, adaptable practices like "no send zones." The hybrid work model is recommended as an efficient solution approach that strikes a balance between flexibility and a supportive team culture.