Long experience in the field brought one new question: does our measurement truly understand the human context of those being measured?
When practice gives rise to questions
This article traces Lucia Trisni W's experience in measuring burnout. Encounters with a wide range of individuals in the workplace led her to revisit how well the instruments and norms in use fit the Indonesian context.
Context becomes part of measurement
The discussion links instrument adaptation, psychometric evidence, and practitioners' needs. Field experience is placed as a source of scientific questions, with attention to the link between burnout and cognitive function.
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