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Burnout is a silent monster that can affect employees at any level of an organization. It can cause a decrease in productivity, efficiency, and job satisfaction. However, the causes of burnout may vary for different roles within FP&A.
Analysts
FP&A analysts can easily burn out when they lack access to proper training, perform repetitive tasks, and have an unclear career path. This leads to boredom, loss of motivation, and increased stress levels.
Senior Analysts
Senior FP&A analysts are at risk of burnout due to limited career growth, overexertion on menial tasks, and working on complex and fragile financial models. Shockingly, 41% of FP&A business processes are still manual, with about 10 hours of low-value tasks per week.
FP&A Managers
FP&A managers can still face high levels of stress and exhaustion despite not having the same drivers as operational employees. Burnout may occur due to limited impact on the company, poor technology integration, cross-functional collaboration difficulties, and rework.
FP&A Directors
FP&A directors are likely to be stressed out by tackling organizational challenges. For example: employee turnover, uncertain situations like layoffs, communicating value to stakeholders, and sharing progress on the team’s roadmap to senior leadership.
CFOs
CFO burnout risks hurting the entire organization. They navigate uncertainty, set strategic roadmaps, foster collaboration, track KPIs and increase employee efficiency - all while being responsible for regulating the stress levels of the entire department, including themselves!
Burned out employees are 63% more likely to take a sick day, 2.6 times as likely to switch jobs, and 23% more likely to visit the emergency room.
Putting productivity before employee wellbeing can be harmful. Burnout can cause physical issues, depression, and anxiety, leading to decreased commitment. Research shows 23% of employees experience depression due to burnout. FP&A teams may make poor decisions when burned out, risking your organization’s financial performance.
23% of employees have reported that they were experiencing depression as a result of workplace burnout.
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