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    ROPELLA ANSWERS: "When Do I Tell My Boss I Need Extra Help?"
    Patrick Ropella
    Q: As an employee, when do I tell my boss I need extra help?

    A: Deadlines that require overtime are a natural part of business. But, the continual need for extensions can result in unhealthy work conditions. Watch for the warning signs and notify your employer before you burnout:

    ■  Are you finding yourself continually pulled away from primary tasks? Make sure you have sufficient hours to complete your core workload.
    ■  Is stress causing you to take more sick time? You may be overworked if you find yourself increasingly visiting the doctor or staying home.
    ■  Have you accumulated an exorbitant amount of sick time? Avoid playing the martyr. You should not feel you’re the only person qualified to complete your work.
    ■  Do you find yourself uninterested in making improvements? You might be lacking breathing room to go above and beyond your routine tasks.




     
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