There is a need for strategies to be implemented to reduce the impact of the pandemic on students for better mental health. This finding shows the psychological condition of students in using distance learning during the pandemic. The results also showed that there is no correlation between PE and resilience as well as CY and resilience, while EX and resilience show a correlation. This indicates significant differences in burnout and resilience between male and female during the pandemic. Meanwhile, male's CY and resilience indicators were higher than female. The data analysis showed that the burnout variable for the PE and EX indicators in female was higher than for men. The data distribution showed that burnout on the PE, EX, CY, and resilience is in the high, moderate, moderate and normal categories, respectively. The snowball sampling method was used to obtain data from 131 students consisting of 69 female and 62 male through the distribution of an online questionnaire and analyzed using the independent sample t-test and Pearson Product Moment Correlation. This is a non-experimental quantitative, descriptive, and cross-sectional research conducted on students of Riau University. This research aims to determine the burnout levels of male and female students on the three subscales of Exhaustion (EX), Cynicism (CY), and Professional Efficacy (PE) and their resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Role of Chance Events in career decision making, this has the most significant impact. Someone creating opportunities from unexpected events is essential for creating every component of a meaningful, satisfying life and career development.² Serendipitous events (unpredictable, change, unplanned, happenstance and serendipity) play a significant role in career development.³ Each of us plays a crucial role in creating unexpected career-and life-enhancing events and transforming them into real opportunities. We believe that ‘luck is not accidental’. In response to the latest article on the topic of ‘The mediating role of work–family conflicts in the association between work ability and depression among Egyptian civil workers’.¹ This discussion is very interesting to discuss further about the side-effects that may occur to people in the future, especially when they choose or determine their careers because quite a lot of them think that their lives are no longer meaningful.
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