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7 reasons why programmers burn out — and 7 ways to prevent it It’s a common problem, but there are some solutions Reason 1: Monotonous work Programming is sitting in front of a screen all day, except maybe for a lunch break and a few meetings here and there. Sure, it’s the same in many other jobs. But the intensity ofstaring-at-your-screen-while-sitting-in-a-very-unhealthy-positionis highest in programming. Even if you find your work mentally stimulating, this monotony can quickly lead to physical sluggishness....

7 reasons why programmers burn out — and 7 ways to prevent it It’s a common problem, but there are some solutions Reason 1: Monotonous work Programming is sitting in front of a screen all day, except maybe for a lunch break and a few meetings here and there. Sure, it’s the same in many other jobs. But the intensity ofstaring-at-your-screen-while-sitting-in-a-very-unhealthy-positionis highest in programming. Even if you find your work mentally stimulating, this monotony can quickly lead to physical sluggishness....