Burnout and Libraries Presentation for Metrolina Library Association Presenter: Martin House June 9, 2015.

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Burnout and Libraries Presentation for Metrolina Library Association Presenter: Martin House June 9, 2015

Going Through the Motions? Do you ever feel like you’re just going through the motions at work?

Emotional Exhaustion

A Little bit of Academia

Low Functioning and Chronic Stress

Emotional & Physical Health Issues

Some (brief) Statistics

Grumpy Library Staff = UnhappyPatrons

Burnout bad / Happy Library = good

Situation/Person General Temporary Permanent (Well… at least a hypothesis)

Human Service Survey

A few “not so” Fun Facts

Discussion: If you are experiencing burnout on any level right now: What is your take away? What will you do as an employee? If you are a supervisor, do you recognize some of these symptoms? As supervisors, what do you think you should do? Let’s talk strategies for coping

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