Keep Your Finger On The Pulse of Extreme Exhaustion

Decline In Productivity

Extreme exhaustion often results in a noticeable decline in productivity. Patients may find they are unable to submit projects or reports on time, and productivity could decline so much that exhausted individuals simply stop submitting required work. For students and employees, reduced productivity could have serious and far-reaching consequences. At a minimum, it could result in difficult conversations with professors or managers. It may even lead to demotions at work, and some employees might be at risk of losing their jobs entirely. Students who struggle with productivity could have to withdraw from some of their classes to avoid failing grades, and they may notice their final grades drop significantly.

Since a decline in productivity is a common indicator of emotional burnout, patients who notice this issue should discuss their situation with a counselor, teacher, manager, or another trusted individual as soon as possible. Catching this problem early could help patients avoid long-term consequences, and managers and teachers may be able to help with rearranging schedules, changing assignments, or getting more assistance so the patient is supported as much as possible.

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