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19/11/2009
Say Goodbye to Office Stress, too!
Last week, we talked about using Working Styles at home, when dealing with your children ( click here to read the full post). Today, we’ll use Working Styles in a more conventional way, namely, to decrease your stress levels in the office. Your Working Style is the way in which you approach complex projects and cope with problematic tasks. Do you dive into the details straight away, or do you search for an overview first? Do deadlines stress you or energise you? Do you get excited or irritated by a promise of a performance bonus? Do you work more optimally in a group or by yourself? Do you enjoy working under a mentor or a supervisor? When people are late for a meeting, do you use the extra time to focus your mind or do you get so impatient that you can actually feel your blood pressure rising?
It’s not a joking matter. If you force yourself to work in circumstances that are incompatible with your Working Style, you can do your health a serious amount of damage. Stress is the silent killer of the 21 st century - don’t let it get to you. Complete your Working Style Analysis
today for a full report of factors that may contribute to your tension on the job.
And remember, the elements we discussed last week, namely:
· the amount of light in your office,
· tidiness or chaos (either can set your teeth on edge, depending on your unique Working Style),
· variety or habit (again, some people get upset by change, others don’t settle well into a routine),
· room temperature,
· time of day,
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