Stress in BPO jobs: Deadlier than ever

[duke pikaso]

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bigfoot na sa? how I wish naa sad mi ana. oh well one company cant have everything. Happy raman sad ko diri hehehe. Tungod sad sa ako work na health conscious ko so on my part, naay good effect hehehehe

toink! sakpan man!! hehehe

[rockart9]

besides those listed I think what drives most call center people to smoke and drink is just the day to day stress. Dealing with irrate callers is just draining. I work for an IT comp. and we do have the odd hours but the comp. does encourage us to have another outlet like we play poker sometimes, or yoga or we have art exhibits. Also i think it adds to the stress if you're not happy with your job man sad...

[rockart9]

toink! sakpan man!! hehehe

ha! i used to work sa bigfoot!

[Metz]

besides those listed I think what drives most call center people to smoke and drink is just the day to day stress. Dealing with irrate callers is just draining. I work for an IT comp. and we do have the odd hours but the comp. does encourage us to have another outlet like we play poker sometimes, or yoga or we have art exhibits. Also i think it adds to the stress if you're not happy with your job man sad...

if youre not happy then it will definitely add to stress.
I love my job here, perte rang sayona hehehe
as long as I get 5hrs sleep before going to work then no problems na.
unwind lng jud panagsa

[vladmire]

honestly, saun raman ang work sa callcenter.
you just need to discpline yourself ^_^

[duke pikaso]

para nko,, proper lifestyle ra man para di ka magkasakit..

eat healthy
get enough rest
drink a lot of WATER , beer pwede pod, ayaw lang palabii
exercise!!
be cautious


mao ra na ako gihimu para mka survive sa callcenter!

[Blitzwing]

^^ amen

usually what I tell my trainees is that they should have a positive outlook and disposition. If they let work affect them then they won't survive. If they keep everything in the positive then they'll go places...

[Velvett]

By MARIA CHENG, AP Medical Writer
Thu Nov 29, 8:25 PM ET


LONDON - Like UV rays and diesel exhaust fumes, working the graveyard shift will soon be listed as a "probable" cause of cancer. It is a surprising step validating a concept once considered wacky. And it is based on research that finds higher rates of breast and prostate cancer among women and men whose work day starts after dark.

continue reading here: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/night_shift_cancer

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Sleep disruptions and diabetes: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080101/...msus404qoDW7oF

[rodsky]

bump (significant read)

[RU9halogen]

hala noh!.. cge bya ko work ug 16 hours twice a week....
hapit nko ma upaw ani!