The Relationship of Financial Wellbeing to Burnout According to Generations

Despite the accelerating development and competition in today’s business world, people’s livelihood is getting harder, and socioeconomic opportunities are getting smaller day by day. Inadequate income and financial resources in the face of increased needs and expenditures are causing problems, unhappiness, and difficulty in providing income-expenditure balance. Unfulfilled wishes and expectations result in burnout of internal resources. People tire out over time and are depleted of energy. In this context, a personal information form was used in the first part of a questionnaire, a financial wellbeing scale in the second part, and a burnout scale in the third part to determine whether financial wellbeing is related to burnout. Our research shows a positive and significant relationship between financial wellbeing and emotional burnout (r = 0,17), total burnout (r = 0,18), and desensitization (r = 0,15), (p < 0,01). In general, there is no significant relationship between financial wellbeing and personal failure perception (p > 0,05)