Dear Colleague,
Nice contribution. If you could also indicate the author/source, it will be very useful information for using it in training programs on stress management. Please keep it up.
R. Sundararajan
From India, Madras
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13Nice contribution. If you could also indicate the author/source, it will be very useful information for using it in training programs on stress management. Please keep it up.
R. Sundararajan
From India, Madras
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This indeed is a good tool to calculate stress level. I suggest that organizations can use this for their employees once a quarter or so, so that we can take remedial actions towards employees facing burnout.
Thanks. Have a good day.
From India, Mumbai
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Thanks. Have a good day.
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It is a bit confusing in its interpretation for 2 to 3 score... The author/creator suggests that the person should re-evaluate the answer to the question.
My query is simple: Why can't the author/creator just accept that the person is dealing with the stress properly and is in a happy state, which is the best for any employee working in our organization.
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My query is simple: Why can't the author/creator just accept that the person is dealing with the stress properly and is in a happy state, which is the best for any employee working in our organization.
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STRESS MANAGEMENT.ppt
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