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Stress can occur at any type of job no matter what position you hold. In fact the higher the position the more responsibility you usually have, and when you get stressed out in the workplace it can start to affect your job performance. So it's important to learn to cope with that stress and easily and quickly as possible.
A Statistical View of Work-Related Stress
Everyone knows that a job can be stressful. What we don't realize is how stressful it actually is. In this country 25% of employees are stressed out daily. Not only that but there are surveys that show 75% of employees believe that there is more stress now a days than the past generations have had.
With these numbers, you will know that the next time you start feeling stressed out, you are definitely not alone. That knowledge can be your first step towards overcoming stress in the workplace.
Fortunately, work-related stress can be dealt with in a variety of ways.
The Best Answers to Work-Related Stress
1.Ignoring Trivial Matters
Quite interestingly, majority of stress triggers in the office are actually very trivial issues that don't have anything to do with your work and as such, shouldn't really affect you at all. It can range from your employer's apparent favoritism of certain employees to an irritating mannerism of one of your cubicle neighbors. If you stop noticing these things, not only will you bring down your stress level but save a lot of time as well.
2.Keeping Home and Office Matters Separate
A lot of work-related stress is developed when you are so in over your head with projects and paperwork that you have to constantly bring your work home with you. You may think that this practice is good for your career because it allows you to accomplish so much more. In the long run though, this will become more tiring than ever, and stress will soon eat you up alive.
3.Stay Updated with Happenings outside the Office
For many busy career-oriented people, everything is about work and the office. These are people who usually can't stop talking about their jobs during a date or a dinner with the family. Doing this is a very effective way to keep stress at a perpetually high level. Instead, you should try to be as updated as possible to things that are going on around you and that are not work-related. For instance, be more involved in your kids' soccer games or meet up with your college buddies from time to time. This will help you keep a healthy balance of the different aspects of your life.
Stress will always be a threat in the office. However, if you are mentally and emotionally equipped to deal with it, then you should have nothing to worry about.
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