Employees Contribute to Their Own Level of Workplace Stress and Anxiety

question 18

Multiple Choice

Employees contribute to their own level of workplace stress and anxiety because they ______.

• A) rely heavily on the immediate feedback and support to do their jobs
• B) are too focused on trying to break through the glass ceiling
• C) embrace the extension of work and stay connected to devices
• D) believe that staying connected is the panacea to capitalistic pressure

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Definitions:

Great Depression

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