The issue with most developers is they don't care about being burnout or not. I've seen many of them don't care about, instead of spending 1 or 2 day for automation, they keep pushing the boundaries of manual, repitition to next levels, leading to burnout.
Burnout is the result of lacking of automation.
The reason is simple: Manual, repetitive job is what they're paid for, and also task automation is HARD.
One example: Ruby on Rails is the result of automation to remove all manual and repetition when working on a web application (poiting at you, Enterprise Java). And the result is, all Rails developers are happy (!= burnout)
Burnout is the result of lacking of automation.
The reason is simple: Manual, repetitive job is what they're paid for, and also task automation is HARD.
One example: Ruby on Rails is the result of automation to remove all manual and repetition when working on a web application (poiting at you, Enterprise Java). And the result is, all Rails developers are happy (!= burnout)