Working in information technology often leads to burnout, imbalance between effort and reward, and sleep disorders.37% of IT professionals have a 'sleep debt' of at least one hour, according to a study by Finnish researchers.Maintaining a regular sleep schedule is key to establishing a healthy sleep pattern.Go to sleep before 11 pm and avoid computers or phones for 2 hours before bed to reduce brain strain and prepare for rest.Limit caffeine intake to reduce anxiety levels and hinder quick sleep onset.Smartwatches can analyze sleep cycles and provide recommendations for better rest quality.Creating a comfortable sleeping environment can also improve sleep quality.Reducing exposure to bright screens of smartphones or laptops in the evening can help relax the nervous system.ASMR tracks can promote relaxation and calms the nervous system.Working overtime does not increase productivity and can decrease the ability to work effectively.