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how to spot burnout before it’s too late
plus: 3 early warning signs every remote manager should know
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👋 Welcome back to All Things Remote: your weekly shortcut to building lean, efficient remote teams without the chaos.
In today’s send:
✅ How to spot burnout before it derails your team
✅ 3 warning signs unique to remote teams
✅ Practical fixes to protect energy & performance for your team (and yourself)
But first: When was the last time you took a real, no-laptop break? (Be honest, hit reply, I’m curious 👀)
Now, let’s get to it👇
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Why burnout hides in remote teams
In an office, you can see when someone’s drained.
On Zoom? It’s much easier to miss until it’s too late.
Remote burnout often shows up as:
Longer hours (because boundaries blur)
Silence in Slack (withdrawal, not focus)
Always-on but rarely creative (output, but no spark)
Here’s what to do: