Stress & Work

Articles in Stress & Work

By Therese Haberman Haberman 2 comments
Getting feedback and suggestions on your work product is a very stressful activity. An emotional reaction is almost inevitable, so you need to deal with that first, then you can go on to accept the ideas that could help you improve... more »
By Althea DeBrule 0 comments
In the workplace, melodrama happens when a minor concern or conflict is embroidered and overstated in such a way that it becomes larger-than-life and blown way out of proportion to the original issue. Many people often complain about the level of ... more »
By samanwita 1 comments
Work pressure is something so evident today. Any industry or professional they will invariably have to go through it. More than working skills what is required is a positive attitude to handle this scenario. This will be like a small guideline to ... more »
By minnie002 4 comments
Are you a workahololic? If you are or your just looking for some relief you deserve a night to yourself. A relaxing evening to let go all worries.. more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
Making the right career choice is one of the most challenging things your spouse will have to do because of its lasting impact on the family; but making this life decision is completely doable with your assistance and support. Consider these tips ... more »
By andre7514 5 comments
Can you identify people who are at work, who wants to know your personal business or who question you personally? Do you just get tired of the handling these negative people even outside of work? Read to deal with these people head on!.. more »
By amylaine 2 comments
Finding a job is not easy and the stress has only begun when you show up for your first interview. Learn how to handle stress during a job interview, so you don't blow your cool... more »
By Therese Haberman Haberman 5 comments
Some days, it is hard to get in gear. There is plenty to do but everything seems to be a monumental distraction. Rather than feel guilty or be unhappy trying unsuccessfully to be productive, find ways to pass the time and go back to the grind ... more »
By George Kramer 1 comments
Listening to your self talk is an important step in controlling your attitude and thus your life. Without self talk no one would be able to control their emotional state or rise above any challenges. It isn't always a short term solution. Some ... more »
By Cougar1002 2 comments
Growing up I was a shy person, and it was a challenge to me when I started needing to make business phone calls for my jobs and later my own business. In this article, I want to share some things that helped me overcome the anxiety of making ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
The best way to make career decisions is to take an action-oriented approach to find out as much as you can about career opportunities of interest and then pledge your resources to achieve the career goals you have set. The more active you are in ... more »
By Ursula Anderson 2 comments
There comes a time in everyone's life when we must make hard choices. Do I stay in a bad marriage, or do I get a divorce? Shall I keep my old, secure job, or launch a new career? The possibilities are endless, and it seems overwhelming to make ... more »
By rwhite-writer 1 comments
Have a busy day ahead? No time to cook tonight? Pop this dish in the Crock Pot before you head out the door, and return home to a healthy, delicious meal!.. more »
By Cougar1002 1 comments
The average person in America drives anywhere between 10,000 to 25,000 mile a year. That's a lot of time, and in this article I want to give you some ideas on how you can get more out of it... more »
By SunshineC 1 comments
This article for people like me who have the joy of managing multiple projects and customers for work. I really hope this helps.. more »
By Ellis Christina 0 comments
Effective time management comes instinctively to some people and yet others struggle with tardiness. If you or someone close to you falls into the latter category, this article will offer help to understand and cope... more »
By talithabing 3 comments
Job related stress is not just an isolated issue. It can lead to heart disease, depression, and other illnesses. Brewing frustration at work can cause job contempt or resentment which can end in you losing or quitting your job. Here are some ... more »
By newslawreport 0 comments
If you take things personally at work, you will start to look distracted and may overlook your job responsibilities. These actions will result in you sabotaging your career, whether or not it was personal in the first place. Here's how you can ... more »
By Secretsides 0 comments
These are suggestions on how to get through a writer's block. I have written a few simple ways that work for me... more »
By Althea DeBrule 2 comments
There are times when each one of us is a little controlling. We want to do an excellent job or complete a project on time and under budget. However, if not careful, a tendency to over-control things will stifle, neutralize and stall success. To ... more »
By amylaine 1 comments
Burnout at work can have major sides effects. When someone is suffering from burnout at work they are more prone to do something that will negativity impact their career. Find out how to overcome work burnout... more »
By Althea DeBrule 2 comments
Periodically evaluating your career helps you to focus on the progress you've made and plan your next move. You should assess your progress at least annually. This can be done using a career journal or on a computer. Consider the following as ... more »
By chickenfax 2 comments
This is an entertaining game much like hacky-sack except that it is played at work. Great for passing the time while a deadline inches ever closer. Also is great for developing those skills needed come assessment time. Supervisors love playahs ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 1 comments
You have taken the initiative in locating a job, filling out the application and getting the interview. You made it through the interview and landed the job. Congratulations. Now you are excited about the job and nervous about your first day of ... more »
By Cougar1002 1 comments
I have seen multiple surveys that rank the fear of public speaking higher than the fear of death. I used to be a very shy person and was petrified of speaking in public. As I got older, I had to do it however in college and later my career. In ... more »