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Does your computer experience burnout? Probably not. But many of us do. We spend countless hours glued to our computers. We may feel no motivation to do more. Perhaps we’ve got several tabs open on our screen, and no time to do anything. Whatever the reason, it’s time to stop allowing your computer to burnout. Here are some symptoms that indicate burnout in a computer.

This article describes a study that aims to detect burnout using interviews of experts and patients. The researchers collected 352 instances, describing burnout from the first person perspective. This formed the test group for burnout detection. The study has some promising results. The future of burnout detection depends on more accurate research. We should continue to refine our methodology. This article provides an overview of some of the key issues in this research.

Overuse of technology creates negative psychological and behavioral consequences. It can lead to burnout in the workplace, high staff turnover, and a host of other negative effects. This stress can harm a company’s reputation and make it vulnerable to hacker attacks. Moreover, one in four tech workers would like to leave the workplace in the short run. Added to this, the pressures of the global technology frenzy can lead to work-life conflicts and late nights.