Prevent Burnout : Continuous Integration 2.0
Into - What am I talking about now ? In a previous blog post , I talked about burnout from my own perspective of having experienced it, an overview of it after the fact, and some techniques for getting though it. The two main pieces of feedback I received were firstly “get a proof reader” and secondly “ how can one stop or mitigate burnout in the first place ?”. The first I've done (and I’ve also signed up for a writing class), so hopefully my writings will get better and be easier to read. The second point I have been thinking about for eons, and performed as a job, so will share my thoughts in this post. To frame the topic and post, I'd like to share an anecdote from my counselling schooling: --------- I remember discussing the ethics of being a counsellor in class, and causing some commotion as I stated "Surely it's our aim to put ourselves out of a job". I didn't mean that I wanted to see the whole class (or profession) jobless an