Kevin's Feedback

Your response shows a clear understanding of prioritization and project management. Since this question explicitly asks how you avoid burnout (which is a critical topic for many major tech companies like Facebook), I suggest including a sentence or two about your self-care strategies (example below.)

The first thing I do to prevent task exhaustion, which can lead to burnout, is through finding methods to break up my tasks. This doesn’t mean switching from one project to another, but rather switching up the individual tasks to an individual project. Therefore, I plan my projects from start to finish by utilizing a systems approach. Once I plan out how I’ll manage a project, I’ll break it up into micro and macro-tasks. I then strategize how I’ll approach each task based on my strong time management skills. Doing so effectively eliminates most of the stress associated with meeting project deadlines and allows me the flexibility to switch up any task when one of them feels more exhaustive. I have a status report for all my projects which I keep updated. A critical path schedule is what I used to plan large campaigns. I remain organized and avoid all unnecessary stress. When ever that isn’t enough, I’ll take a micro-break by going for a walk or listening to music that has a high success rate of getting me back on track. It’s rare when I feel like my work/life balance is off kilter. But on that rare occasion I’ll just plan a long weekend when it doesn’t interfere with the priorities of the rest of the team.