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Poll: How do you deal with work-related stress? Thread poster: ProZ.com Staff
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| combination of some | Mar 16, 2017 |
music
reading
sleeping
walking
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Odd answer? The only times I'm "stressed" are when I'm worried I might not meet a deadline, so the obvious solution is to work more/faster and warn my PM.
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Ivan Czar 
Hungary
Local time: 18:34
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Depending on how much I hate people due to stress:
Swimming, running, squash or football...
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Ventnai
Spain
Local time: 18:34
German to English
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Chocolate, where is chocolate?
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Or is it just me?
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Ricki Farn
Germany
Local time: 18:34
English to German
took me a while to realize it wasn't "machinations". Although becoming a supervillain might be a good solution, too!
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| Probably not | Mar 16, 2017 |
Chris S wrote:
M***********
Or is it just me?
When I read in one of the answers above that someone used a "chi machine," I immediately started wondering if that was a different name for the Hitachi Magic Wand.
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Mario Freitas
Brazil
Local time: 13:34
Member (2014)
English to Portuguese
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Bruno Veilleux wrote:
Odd answer? The only times I'm "stressed" are when I'm worried I might not meet a deadline, so the obvious solution is to work more/faster and warn my PM.
Totally agreed. I only become stressed with work when there is some issue with it or too much of it. So none of the solutions proposed is a solution, unless you get to work and finish the job. For other types of stress, there are many applicable solutions in the list, but certainly not for work-related stress, at least until you're done with it.
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Ricki Farn
Germany
Local time: 18:34
English to German
| Not just too much work | Mar 16, 2017 |
I feel stressed when a customer butchers my work or tries to make me do workflow steps that are explicitly excluded in my T&Cs. That's emotional stress, not excess work, and it requires emotional coping strategies to get a level head before addressing the situation.
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12316323 (X)
Local time: 11:34
Yes to many of these... dancing, reading, exercise, getting outside. I don't have any pets, but I think they would also help relax me.
Also, anyone else ever watch or listen to ASMR videos on Youtube to relax? I like to listen to videos at the lowest audible volume possible. Here's a good introduction if you're not familiar with the co... See more Yes to many of these... dancing, reading, exercise, getting outside. I don't have any pets, but I think they would also help relax me.
Also, anyone else ever watch or listen to ASMR videos on Youtube to relax? I like to listen to videos at the lowest audible volume possible. Here's a good introduction if you're not familiar with the concept: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb27NHO_ubg ▲ Collapse
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