by YARNLADY is happy everyday on August 18th, 2007
The presence of one or two of these symptoms is not an indicator, but more than half of them would be a warning sign.
Memory problems.
Difficulty making decisions.
Inability to concentrate.
Confusion.
Seeing only the negative.
Repetitive or racing thoughts.
Poor judgment.
Loss of objectivity.
Desire to escape or run away.
Moody and hypersensitive.
Restlessness and anxiety.
Depression.
Anger and resentment.
Easily irritated and “on edge”.
Sense of being overwhelmed.
Lack of confidence.
Apathy.
Urge to laugh or cry at inappropriate times.
by American Idle on August 18th, 2007
60 hours a week of work and LOTS of crabbiness!
by Tanya on August 18th, 2007
Being tired, thinking and worrying too much about work, expecially things you would normally consider trivial. Sleeplessness, iritability. Whatever you do it should not take over doing what you enjoy and you should always keep a good work/life balance. If your employer doesnt help you to do that then they do not deserve any additional commitment or time from you.
If your boss dropped some food on your pants and started picking it up, is this sexual harassment? What would you do?
by bettybaby on December 5th, 2009
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Are you a slacker or an achiever?
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What is the toughest thing that you ever had to admit to your boss?
by PhileoTruth on December 9th, 2009
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Is it proper to gift a an immediate boss or manager a spa treatment, or expensive dinner gift certificates?
by Anonymous on December 5th, 2009
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Are you wrong because your boss says that you are or because you actually screwed up?
by PhileoTruth on December 9th, 2009
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