Self-exploitation

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Under self-exploitation is defined as the willingness to work harder or longer than necessary.

reasons

The reason for this can be pressure from the employer or a self-determined drive. The high reputation of the work can tempt you to do so or the tendency towards self-realization .

The following are conducive to self-exploitation: self-determination , great pressure, incentives , constant distraction, inefficient time management, disregarding time, helper syndrome , disregarding signals of illness, taking stimulants.

consequences

The consequences can be health problems, exhaustion, stress and even burn-out .

Countermeasures

To avert danger, a clear work / leisure structure must be created, better organization and a farewell to perfectionism .

Individual evidence

  1. Self-exploitation at work: What are typical alarm signals at sueddeutsche.de
  2. Self-exploitation: This is how you can protect yourself at karrierebibel.de