Wholistic Vibes Wellness

Burnout Self-Assessment

30 questions across five dimensions of organizational burnout risk. Honest answers give you honest results — and honest results are the only kind worth having.

How to Use This Tool

Rate each statement from 1 to 5 based on how true it has been for you over the past 30 days. Answer based on what's actually happening — not what you wish was happening. There are no right or wrong answers, only honest ones.

1 = Rarely / Never 2 = Sometimes 3 = Often 4 = Very Often 5 = Almost Always
0 of 30 questions answered
1
Workload & Capacity
Whether the volume and pace of work is sustainable over time
Q1
I leave work each day feeling like I could not have possibly done more.
Q2
My workload regularly spills into evenings, weekends, or time off.
Q3
I am frequently asked to take on tasks or projects that were not part of my original role.
Q4
I feel like I cannot say no to requests, even when I am already at or beyond capacity.
Q5
Urgent or last-minute demands regularly interrupt planned work or recovery time.
Q6
I feel physically or mentally exhausted at the end of most workdays.
2
Psychological Safety
Whether you can speak up, make mistakes, and be yourself at work
Q7
I hesitate to raise concerns or problems at work because of how it might be received.
Q8
When I make a mistake, I worry more about consequences than learning.
Q9
Disagreement or pushback — even when respectful — tends to create problems in my workplace.
Q10
I monitor what I say or how I present myself to avoid negative judgment from colleagues or leadership.
Q11
Feedback in my organization is often delivered in ways that feel punitive rather than developmental.
Q12
I feel uncomfortable bringing my whole self — identity, style, or perspective — to work.
3
Moral Distress & Mission Conflict
Whether your work aligns with your values and beliefs about what is right
Q13
I am regularly asked to do things at work that conflict with my personal values.
Q14
My organization says it cares about people but its policies and practices tell a different story.
Q15
I find it hard to feel proud of the work I do, even when I am doing it well.
Q16
Decisions made by leadership regularly harm people who are supposed to be served by this organization.
Q17
I feel complicit in harms I cannot fix or stop, even when I see them happening.
Q18
The gap between what my organization claims to stand for and what it actually does weighs on me.
4
Recognition & Value
Whether your contributions are seen, acknowledged, and appropriately rewarded
Q19
My work goes unrecognized or is attributed to others.
Q20
I feel underpaid or undercompensated relative to the demands placed on me.
Q21
My expertise, skills, or ideas are dismissed, overlooked, or minimized in team settings.
Q22
There is a visible ceiling on advancement or opportunity in my current organization.
Q23
Informal appreciation — a thank you, acknowledgment, or moment of genuine recognition — is rare in my workplace.
Q24
I feel that I matter less to this organization than the outputs I produce.
5
Disconnection & Withdrawal
Signs of emotional detachment, disengagement, or distancing from work
Q25
I have become emotionally numb or indifferent to things at work that used to matter to me.
Q26
I feel less invested in the quality of my work than I did six months ago.
Q27
I fantasize about leaving my job, changing careers, or disappearing entirely from the workplace.
Q28
I have stopped advocating for things I care about because it doesn't seem worth the energy.
Q29
My enthusiasm for work — something I once had — feels largely gone.
Q30
I feel isolated at work — unsupported, unseen, or fundamentally alone in what I am experiencing.
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Important: This self-assessment is an educational and reflective tool, not a clinical diagnostic instrument. It does not diagnose burnout, any mental health condition, or medical disorder. Results are intended to support reflection and organizational awareness — not to replace professional medical, psychological, or therapeutic care. If you are experiencing severe distress, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. WVW is an organizational consulting and workforce development firm, not a clinical practice.