The Burnout Handling Framework now includes 5 realistic demo scenarios to showcase different risk levels and intervention strategies without waiting for 4 weeks of real data.
Composite Score: ~0.47 (Medium Risk) Trend: Deteriorating ↓ Dominant Factors:
- Recovery Deficit (0.58) - Breaks not restoring energy
- Overwork Patterns (0.52) - Long sessions, late nights
Recommendations:
- Improve break effectiveness
- Establish work boundaries
- Take longer breaks (15-20 min)
- Avoid work after 9 PM
Use Case: Demonstrates common burnout early warning - breaks becoming less effective
Composite Score: ~0.18 (Low Risk) Trend: Stable → Dominant Factors:
- All factors below 0.25
- Balanced work patterns
Recommendations:
- Maintain current habits
- Continue sustainable pace
Use Case: Shows what a healthy, sustainable work pattern looks like
Composite Score: ~0.66 (High Risk) Trend: Deteriorating ↓ Dominant Factors:
- Energy Variance Collapse (0.72) - Flattened energy
- Recovery Deficit (0.68) - Ineffective breaks
- Velocity Decline (0.65) - Performance dropping
- Overwork (0.58) - Unsustainable habits
Recommendations:
- Multiple interventions needed
- Address chronic fatigue
- Improve break quality
- Reduce workload temporarily
- Consider a rest day
Use Case: Demonstrates multiple risk factors compounding - needs urgent attention
Composite Score: ~0.85 (Critical Risk) Trend: Deteriorating ↓ Dominant Factors:
- ALL factors elevated (0.62 - 0.92)
- Severe across the board
Recommendations:
- 🚨 IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION REQUIRED
- Take 2-3 days off
- Discuss workload with manager
- Seek professional support if needed
- All component-specific recommendations
Use Case: Shows critical burnout state requiring immediate action
Composite Score: ~0.39 (Medium Risk) Trend: Recovering ↑ Dominant Factors:
- Velocity Decline (0.45) - Still elevated but improving
- Variance Collapse (0.42) - Energy stabilizing
Recommendations:
- Continue recovery practices
- Maintain lighter workload
- Build confidence gradually
Use Case: Demonstrates recovery trajectory - interventions working
Navigate to Analytics in the employee app
The Burnout Risk Assessment section automatically shows Scenario 1 (Medium Risk) in demo mode
Click "Next Scenario" button in the blue demo banner to cycle through all 5 scenarios:
- Click 1: Scenario 2 (Low Risk - Healthy)
- Click 2: Scenario 3 (High Risk - Multiple Factors)
- Click 3: Scenario 4 (Critical - Intervention Needed)
- Click 4: Scenario 5 (Medium Risk - Recovering)
- Click 5: Back to Scenario 1 (Medium Risk - Recovery Issues)
Click "Show component breakdown" to see:
- Individual risk factor scores
- Visual progress bars for each component
- Color-coded severity levels
Scroll to the Recommendations panel to see:
- Priority-based intervention suggestions
- Actionable steps for each dominant factor
- Context-specific guidance
Click "Try Real Data" to see the actual burnout analysis based on your 4 weeks of collected data
- If insufficient data: Will still show demo with a fallback message
- If sufficient data: Will display real analysis
- 🟢 Green (0.00-0.35): Low Risk - Normal fluctuations
- 🟠 Orange (0.35-0.60): Medium Risk - Emerging strain
- 🔴 Red (0.60-0.80): High Risk - Sustained overload
- 🔴 Dark Red (0.80-1.00): Critical - Immediate intervention
- ↓ Deteriorating: Red downward arrow
- ↑ Recovering: Green upward arrow
- → Stable: Blue horizontal line
- ⚡ Velocity: Target icon
- 🔋 Recovery: Battery icon
- 📊 Variance: Activity wave icon
- ⏰ Overwork: Clock icon
- 🎯 Quality-Pace: Zap icon
- 🎪 Avoidance: Alert triangle icon
Each of the 6 risk factors is normalized to a 0-1 scale:
- 0.00-0.35: Low concern (green)
- 0.35-0.60: Moderate concern (orange)
- 0.60-1.00: High concern (red)
Composite =
(Velocity × 0.25) +
(Recovery × 0.25) +
(Variance × 0.20) +
(Overwork × 0.15) +
(Quality-Pace × 0.10) +
(Avoidance × 0.05)
The composite score determines the overall risk level.
- Learn warning signs: Recognize early burnout indicators
- Understand interventions: See what actions help at different risk levels
- Plan prevention: Know when to take breaks, adjust workload
- Track recovery: Monitor progress from high → medium → low risk
- Team awareness: Understand what employees experience
- Intervention timing: Know when to step in
- Workload planning: Recognize unsustainable patterns
- Support strategies: Learn effective recommendations
- Quick overview: Show all risk levels in 2 minutes
- Feature showcase: Demonstrate analytics depth
- Recommendation engine: Highlight personalized interventions
- Visual design: Show polished UI with real-seeming data
- App starts in demo mode by default
- Shows Scenario 1 automatically
- Blue banner indicates demo mode
- Click "Try Real Data" button
- System checks for 4 weeks of collected data
- If sufficient: Shows real burnout analysis
- If insufficient: Falls back to demo with notice
- Click "Show Demo" button (appears when in real mode)
- Returns to Scenario 1
- Blue demo banner reappears
- Start with Scenario 1 to see typical medium risk
- Jump to Scenario 4 (Critical) to see maximum recommendations
- Compare Scenario 2 (Healthy) vs Scenario 3 (High Risk)
- Use Scenario 5 to understand recovery trajectory
- Show Scenario 2 first (Healthy) as baseline
- Progress to Scenario 1 or 3 (Medium/High)
- Highlight recommendations panel
- End with Scenario 5 (Recovery) to show hope
- Demo mode allows UI iteration without waiting for data
- Test recommendation engine with different factor combinations
- Verify color coding and visual hierarchy
- Validate responsive design at different screen sizes
- Collect Real Data: Wait 4 weeks for actual analysis
- Compare: See how demo scenarios match real patterns
- Adjust Thresholds: Fine-tune based on user feedback
- Extend Scenarios: Add more specific cases (e.g., weekend recovery)
- Demo scenarios are not stored in database
- Generated fresh on each request
- No impact on real data collection
- Demo generation is instant (<1ms)
- No database queries required
- Ideal for offline demos
Add new scenarios by editing getDemoScenarios() in burnout-analyzer.js
Happy Testing! 🎉
The demo mode makes it easy to showcase the Burnout Handling Framework without waiting for weeks of data collection.