Workplace stress is a key problem

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Sources of stress
Workplace stress
Symptoms of stress
Effects of stress
Coping with stress

Stress in the workplace as pointed out below, has many possible sources but is a main function of insufficient time to perform demanded tasks.

"Harmful physical and emotional response that occurs when there is a poor match between job demands and the capabilities, resources, or needs of the worker." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workplace_stress

Common work related stress and stress causing issues directly or indirectly related to time are:

• Missed dates
• excessive workload
• lost information
• forgotten and vanished tasks
• Missing to fulfill what is expected and much more.

– may depend on insufficient time management. Partially, due to real or imagined demand to deal with office odds and ends and not able to focus on things that pay off or contribute to a wanted result.

Knowing permanently in the back of your mind to have to finish an important task but being forced to react to interruptions, orthinking you have to do urgent things first and missing a visible sketch of your duties is a real and frequent stressful scenario.
It can be weakened by having a “micro Plan” for the next hours, as todo-list, calendar or PC based tools. However, which tool is sufficiently efficient and when will be covered later.

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