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    ROPELLA ANSWERS: "My Job is Stressful - What Do I Do?"
    Patrick Ropella
    Q: As an employee, how do I channel workplace stress to my advantage? 

    A: Statistics show that 40% of employees state that their jobs are stressful, and 25% view their job as the number one stressor in their life.  Prevent yourself from becoming a statistic by incorporating these tools:
    ■  Take a break during the day. Professionals need an occasional time-out to recharge their batteries.
    ■  Ask for input.  Even bad news is better than no news. Candid conversation will prevent yourself from drawing your own conclusions.
    ■  Consider job sharing or telecommuting to prevent a strict 40-hour schedule from feeling like a prison sentence.
    ■  Talk with employers about personal and professional goals so they can help plan your future together.
    ■  Have some fun!  Coordinate social interaction to balance the work.




     
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