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Does Stress Increase Job Satisfaction?


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29 Aug 2003 9:39AM

New research published last week "defies the myth" that all stress is bad for us and claims that it increases our job satisfaction. The survey results show that 77% of people confirmed this claim, with only 7% reporting signs of slowing down when stressed.

The research - commissioned by pain relief company Anadin - surveyed over 3,000 people and concludes that a satisfying working day depends on three factors Stimulation, Stress and Time. The author of the report, Aparna Malhotra, comments o... (115 more words)



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