More than 13 million working Russians are experiencing professional burnout

Most working Russians are familiar with the term “professional burnout.” Almost every second person (45%) has encountered it in practice, showed NAFI research. 42% of respondents cite constant stress at work as the main cause of professional burnout. Lack of career growth and professional development is mentioned much less frequently (18%). Russians consider a long vacation to be the most popular measure to combat burnout. Employers are mainly expected to create a positive atmosphere in the team and provide financial incentives.

According to NAFI experts, more than 13 million people are currently experiencing professional burnout. Among them, most often there are men aged 35–44 years, citizens without higher education, employed in the field of public administration, finance, education, working at their current place of work for 7–10 years, qualified specialists with a low level of income.