Stressors
Working conditions
Long term effects
Coping mechanisms
100

This is one of the most common stressors, often used as an umbrella term for more than one workplace problem

Toxic work environment

100

... has increased from 48 to 56% from 1990 to 2000 in Europe.

high speed work

100

This is the most common physical side effect of any type of stress

Fatigue

100

This coping mechanism relates to scheduling

Time management

200

This stressor will hopefully no longer be a problem with the introduction of AI

Increased workload

200

... has increased from 56 to 60% from 1990 to 2000 in Europe.

working against tight deadlines

200

This is the most common mental side effect of any type of stress

Anxiety

200

This coping mechanism prioritizes your own well-being above everything else

Setting boundaries

300

This stressor could appear in any aspect of one's life, due to this one we are living in "The century of loneliness"

isolation

300

This physical side effect is often the cause of other side effects

Damaged immune system

300

This coping mechanism is often being used by almost everyone, even unconsciously

Social support

400

This stressor is related to time

Long working hours

400

This side effects is the problem many people have nowadays which drives them to seek professional help

Depression

400

This coping mechanism involves learning new skills

Stress-reduction techniques

500

This stressor is mostly reported by female colleagues

harassment

500

This mental side effect completely hinders the ability to work

Burnout

500

One coping mechanism to rule them all

Caring less

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