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Burnout Risk Check

19 questions based on the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory. Answer honestly — this tool gives you information, not a diagnosis. Takes about 5–7 minutes.

Important note

This tool is for self-reflection only and is not a medical diagnosis. Burnout is a serious condition that requires professional support.

Seek professional help immediately if you experience:

· Suicidal thoughts or self-harm  · Panic attacks or severe anxiety
· Severe depression or hopelessness  · Inability to manage daily life

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Based on: Copenhagen Burnout Inventory (Kristensen et al., 2005) — freely available for non-commercial use. Source: National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Denmark.
0 of 19 questions answered
How often do you feel tired?
How often do you feel physically exhausted?
How often do you feel emotionally exhausted?
How often do you think "I can't take it anymore"?
How often do you feel worn out?
Do you feel weak and susceptible to illness?
Is your work emotionally demanding?
Do you feel burnt out because of your work?
Does your work frustrate you?
Do you feel exhausted at the end of a working day?
Do you feel exhausted in the morning at the thought of another day at work?
Do you feel that every working hour is tiring for you?
Do you have enough energy for family and friends during your leisure time?
Do you find it hard to work with the people you encounter daily?
Does working with people drain you emotionally?
Are there situations at work that affect you emotionally in a heavy way?
Do you feel worn out by collaboration with others?
Does working with people frustrate you?
Do you feel that you give more than you get back in your interactions with others?
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Burnout score
Personal exhaustion
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Work-related exhaustion
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People-related exhaustion
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About this assessment: This tool is based on the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory, a validated screening instrument. However, only a medical professional can diagnose burnout. These results reflect your self-assessment at a single point in time — they\'re a signal, not a verdict.

If these numbers feel true, take them seriously. Book a free JUMP conversation to explore what\'s behind them.