The Workplace Stress Solution

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    Your job's a joke, you're broke, your love life's D.O.A.? Most people have experienced mild workplace stress at some point in their careers, and it's not doing them any favors. Stress contributes to higher blood pressure and lower self esteem. This week we've got a three-step system to combating office stress and keeping you healthy and sane.
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Komentáře • 139

  • @thewoodshop69
    @thewoodshop69 Před 4 lety +22

    Growth never happens in your comfort zone....l keep reminding myself.

  • @Kimmy-zr7tu
    @Kimmy-zr7tu Před 3 lety +11

    It’s important to identify the root of your stress. For my case, I guess I have to accept the stress and once I do that, feel better

  • @ltietjens8555
    @ltietjens8555 Před 10 lety +3

    This video is a great place to start. Recognize that it takes effort to address the causes of your stress. It's not easy, but is worth it. The effort requires effective communication, ownership of your own contribution to the situation and willingness to change the circumstances you cannot correct and are damaging your health. Eating right, exercise and sleep all help to keep things in perspective!

  • @JosephBales
    @JosephBales Před 11 lety +13

    I'm in the same situation. My health has deteriorated rapidly over the past 4 months. I'm taking steps to move on.

  • @cindyneufeld4099
    @cindyneufeld4099 Před 3 lety +2

    I worked for a company that kept adding more and more work to my already large workload, which was very stressful trying meet deadlines. I chose to except it for a for 6 months and then i finally removed myself as my Supervisor wasn't willing to hire anyone else to help with the high demands. Yes I would do it again only this time I I would remove myself right away as the stress was not worth it at all. I learned that stress is very bad for you and to avoid it when possible.

  • @azharsaigh9728
    @azharsaigh9728 Před 8 lety +17

    Dear Well Cast,
    I am very glad that you are sharing such wonderful and uplifting videos. I have watched most of your videos and I assigned it to some of my students as extra credit.
    Since my students are not native speaker of English, I wish there was a part where they can see the transcript of the video if possible.
    All best for you our positive sun :)

  • @_samuraikiritanpo9181
    @_samuraikiritanpo9181 Před 3 lety +5

    I've been working in a call center for 7 months, and it is stressful to handle customers.
    While some complain about same things again and again others get angry for no reason.
    Along with such stress, my salary is very low!! I think I would change my job by April 2021.

  • @laurencortinas2018
    @laurencortinas2018 Před 9 lety

    Wow! So Simple to ""DEFUSE"" a work stress atmosphere!! Key word being defused!!!
    Thank you Watchwellcast!!!

  • @GeekyMino
    @GeekyMino Před 6 lety +3

    Woah the animations are superb! AWESOME, work I really love it!
    Great content too 😄

  • @mindfulnessasia1082
    @mindfulnessasia1082 Před rokem +1

    How do we know that we are under extreme stress? When we feel tired, we are easily irritated. We cannot cope with simple tasks in a calm way. We are having problems handling normal situation in relationships. Everything becomes a problem, an obstacle. We are always trying to rush through things. We never slow down or stop. We feel like we are constantly bombarded by one thing after another.

  • @jessicacandatatel4388
    @jessicacandatatel4388 Před 6 lety +66

    Im very stressed out, emotionally drained it affects my daily routine 😖 got no proper sleep because of work that I cannot handle properly, pressures and expectations around me. I think I'll gonna die 😫.

    • @priscillachapkylo5302
      @priscillachapkylo5302 Před 6 lety

      Jess Amoyo Canda volia there is way help you talent my way reading book handle in workplace in office if not reading on your break .

    • @JoeSegal
      @JoeSegal Před 6 lety +3

      Jessica I'm sorry you feel so much stress in your work and life. I hope your circumstances have improved. Have you identified the main sources of stress for yourself to see what steps you can take to improve each one? I find being proactive, taking steps to make things better is itself a great way to reduce stress! It's helpful to brainstorm ideas by writing a list in a journal or notepad of all the possible ideas you can think of to improve each area of stress in your life.
      Ask yourself:
      Who can I reach out to to help me in this xyz circumstance that causes me stress?
      You'll find in most things there are many people who are going through the same thing or have gone through it and are willing to give you advice and help. But you need to reach out just like you did here.
      What tiny step can I take to make things better in this stressful circumstance?
      Small steps are less threatening and easier to take. And every big change starts with a small step!
      How can I look at this circumstance differently?
      How is this a good thing? What can I learn from it? Usually there are lessons and opportunities in every bad thing that happens in our life.
      Question extreme thoughts as they're rarely if ever true. Thoughts like "I think I'm gonna die" for example. I know it feels bad and sometimes like the world is ending. You've survived every problem you've had up to this point! You will get through this too!
      Be well! Hang in there!

    • @nanditasarkar8833
      @nanditasarkar8833 Před 6 lety +2

      Same here

    • @anton_c8gur
      @anton_c8gur Před 5 lety +1

      i guess im really going to resign now this is really difficult for me too

    • @Lyka-clock
      @Lyka-clock Před 5 lety

      The Gear....I was hired to run a warehouse start up division in the US for a Swedish company. I soon realized that I'd be alone to do everything with a little help from others but nothing organized. It's been 2 1/2 years and it has grown beyond anything that would be considered a good idea for a single person to attempt. It took me a whole weekend just to organize and print out my job responsibilities so I could ask for a simple, realistic monetary increase. The meeting was postponed 4 times and took close to 3 months and the whole time I was in there I barley got a word in and felt like I was interrupting them when I did speak. Even though I'm managing this huge operation and have been told I do a great job. I was turned down and still have not received a review of any kind. I feel as though I will take my experience and move on at some point next year. This is going on all over. It's all about sales and that's it.

  • @archimedes92
    @archimedes92 Před 9 lety

    Thanks, I'll be keeping in a journal.

  • @OTRTshambala
    @OTRTshambala Před 9 lety

    Definitely going to show this to my coworkers! Thanks!!

  • @jhacebent2137
    @jhacebent2137 Před 6 lety

    Great presentation and the visual was excellent

  • @harry7485
    @harry7485 Před 3 lety +7

    The cure for my stress is to quit this job I can't deal with this anymore yes I am weak whatever you wanna call me but I need my long overdue break

    • @juliettepierre8289
      @juliettepierre8289 Před 3 lety

      Quit and take care of yourself! You desearve the must needed break, you don't owe anyone anything and they should have appreciated you and the work you were doing! Shame on them!

  • @RichRich1955
    @RichRich1955 Před 5 lety +1

    I had a work peer dreaming up remarks targeting me to simply destroy my will. He'd come over start some small talk then enter the remark. I eventually would just grab some headphones on put them on to ignore him. Worked great!

  • @50PullUps
    @50PullUps Před 5 lety +82

    Coworkers. Coworkers are a source of stress.
    Of course, you can never say that because you'll be labeled the problem person.

    • @ahmaddaas6848
      @ahmaddaas6848 Před 4 lety

      I can’t agree more

    • @AnhNgo-ib1xy
      @AnhNgo-ib1xy Před 3 lety +2

      coworker are mess

    • @almaarevalo550
      @almaarevalo550 Před 3 lety

      Well...you are a coworker too...so

    • @user-be2jj8lw3t
      @user-be2jj8lw3t Před 3 lety +1

      @mina
      This is the best book I have ever read - nay - experienced. Crisp points saying the things perhaps you know, but from totally different perspectives. I have heard lots of discourses on spirituality, but they remained just that - discourses. It is in fact a crime to think that this is spirituality because it is not: it is the way everyone of us needs to live.
      I completed the book in a couple of days of reading end-to-end. I knew this is a treasure which needed to be read in pieces still couldn't resist finishing - that is first reading of course.
      I have now started reading in small pieces with full contemplation as advised by Mr. Anderson
      One thing for sure: this is one book which must be read over & over again. Years of conditioning needs to be weaved away ever so gently.
      New beginning awaits you. There is no age to begin. I am spreading the book purely because I don't want people to miss such a vital opportunity that they can ever get in their life. And before death.
      Spread the message, gift the book if you can. I am sure you can.
      p.s. name of this book is "kit for emotional stability" by Daniel Anderson

    • @dennismclaurin1487
      @dennismclaurin1487 Před 2 lety

      @@ahmaddaas6848 I used to work in a comfortable, stress-free setting out of everybody's sight.

  • @hari_reddy
    @hari_reddy Před 9 lety

    you guys make the best videos ...

  • @mingyuwu9079
    @mingyuwu9079 Před 10 lety +4

    im stresses like 24-7...... i really needa try this out

  • @KrushIrungu
    @KrushIrungu Před 8 lety

    a good presentation. very insightful

  • @irisnunn9595
    @irisnunn9595 Před 10 lety

    Thank you Watchwellcast

  • @eidahict
    @eidahict Před 7 lety +1

    Easy...clear ... and helpful....thanks a lot 😆

  • @elizabethcurran3545
    @elizabethcurran3545 Před 7 lety

    Great information, and to have direction where to go for help

  • @colettabenn-alphonso4972

    A simple but informative video!

  • @maggie0285
    @maggie0285 Před 5 lety +2

    My workplace stress is too much overtime and working too many weekends. I’ve worked weekends for almost a year. Another stressor is too much workload and getting criticized for petty stuff. Like today I was told I had to write my full name on my paperwork and not my initials. I responded with “you are telling me this now after 3 years?” Can’t help me with feeling overworked but can point out I need to write my full name. No good job or anything ever.

    • @hgzmatt
      @hgzmatt Před 4 lety +2

      Same here. The small things really get to you. I've been filling out tons of surveys for 3+ years but they don't ever do anything.. why am I doing them? It's a sick joke.. They have made actual work as hard as possible so we can employ more people to solve less problems.

  • @rachellotus5137
    @rachellotus5137 Před 11 lety

    I love this channel!!

  • @AaronFowkes
    @AaronFowkes Před 11 lety

    Thanks. I'll go watch that a little later.

  • @vvinod756
    @vvinod756 Před 9 lety

    excellent doable solution for stress!

  • @v.annecostin8117
    @v.annecostin8117 Před 9 lety

    Great Video.

  • @ushojedi
    @ushojedi Před 5 lety +1

    This is a deep issue. As a baseline to comprehend what the underlying causes are cultures that lived exclusively with nature NEVER had stress, depression or suicides. The more we invite man mind elements into our life and go against nature the more these conditions develop.
    The worst is a psychology of unnatural fear. Such as focusing on what could go wrong and if it does you will be punished. This is the entire psychological make up of Health and Safety. It reduces the individual to an inconvenience. Life becomes more about making sure something doesn't go wrong than focusing on what makes life enjoyable. This is the fundamental root cause of stress. To do this personal responsibility, awareness and free choice is denied and replaced by an authoritative voice. This causes depression. The worst of this is adults supervising children. This means they don't develop good cognitive strength and become stressed out worriers.
    People then start to doubt more and more their own ability to function. Compounding this is a culture of warnings and alarms so we doubt even our own ability to see and hear. And now we're living so unnaturally we use carlights in daylight meaning we now collectivity doubt whether we can see. So people now subconsciously are told to worry about daylight.
    This is all scientifically proven and researched. Health and safety as the workforce has told us is Mad. 40% of the British workforce feel they are mad, not just wrong, mad. As a result of policies that are scientifically proven to cause stress, mental illness, and depression being implemented there has been a corresponding rise in all of these things. Until we stop Health and Safety stress will never end.

  • @OiVinn-eq1ml
    @OiVinn-eq1ml Před 5 lety

    I love your voice
    “Move your desk” 🤷🏻‍♂️😆

  • @tomazgeorge
    @tomazgeorge Před 9 lety

    Very Useful.. Thanks

  • @eottzb
    @eottzb Před 11 lety

    love your videos they are Amazing!

  • @katesteckmest3778
    @katesteckmest3778 Před 7 měsíci

    Hello, This is a great video, and would love to use it with my students. Do you have closed captioning available to make it accessible for more learners? Thank you!

  • @adamzou4786
    @adamzou4786 Před 6 lety +1

    Stress form on situations you can't avoid you have to endure, if you can easily solve the situation it won't even become stressful.

  • @spencertron88
    @spencertron88 Před 11 lety

    I love these cute little cartoons. They have so much expression. Give your cartoonist my regards :D

  • @penghebe7355
    @penghebe7355 Před 7 lety

    Great video! it makes me feel better of my work.

    • @AA-hh7fu
      @AA-hh7fu Před rokem

      His workload is useless to me. I was working on this CV scanning records.

  • @Thecashy41234
    @Thecashy41234 Před 10 lety +2

    School stress... Am going through it right now

  • @eli-kd6lb
    @eli-kd6lb Před 3 lety

    who knew y’all would be getting me thru 5th grade and middle school 7-8 years ago and now y’all are helping me with my first job and now graduated. appreciate this channel sm :)

  • @khawalOsama
    @khawalOsama Před 7 lety +2

    Very useful ,thanks alot

    • @ljubicabuba2099
      @ljubicabuba2099 Před 7 lety

      There are a few factors in learning to focus. One plan I discovered which successfully combines these is the Wilfs Blueprint System (check it out on google) it's the most useful resource that I have ever seen. look at all the awesome information .

  • @capribuch8198
    @capribuch8198 Před 11 lety +1

    Do one for school!

  • @woodlilprincess
    @woodlilprincess Před 11 lety

    HI, I love your videos. But can you please do a video on how to plan your (future) carrer?

  • @lunabing5809
    @lunabing5809 Před 11 lety

    I love the refrence to Friends in the caption! "It's like your always stuck in second gear! When it hasn't been your day, week, month, or even your year!" Hilarious! The video is amazing, as always!

    • @meditationmelody6452
      @meditationmelody6452 Před 4 lety

      Imprint limits into your expert and individual life: In the present electronic world, it's definitely not hard to feel strain to be open 24 hours out of each day. Develop some work-life limits for yourself. That may mean creation a standard not to peruse email from home around evening time, or not getting the phone during supper time. Disregarding the way that people have different tendencies concerning the sum, they blend their work and home life, making some unquestionable cutoff points between these areas can decrease the potential for work-life difficulty and the weight that goes with it.
      Strategies, for example, contemplation, profound breathing activities and care (a state where you effectively watch present encounters and musings without making a decision about them) can help soften away pressure. Start by taking a couple of moments every day to concentrate on a straightforward action like breathing, strolling or getting a charge out of a supper. The expertise of having the option to concentrate deliberately on a solitary action without interruption will get more grounded with training and you'll see that you can apply it to a wide range of parts of your life.
      To maintain a strategic distance from the negative impacts of incessant pressure and burnout, at whatever point conceivable, get some much needed rest to unwind and loosen up, so you return to work feeling revitalized and prepared to perform at your best. At the point when you're not ready to get some much needed rest, get a speedy lift by killing your cell phone and concentrating on non-work exercises for some time.
      Rather than going for an undesirable way of life like expending cheap food or liquor, settle on solid decisions when you feel the strain rises. Exercise is an extraordinary pressure buster. Yoga can be an astounding decision, however any type of physical action is advantageous. Getting enough great quality rest is additionally significant for viable pressure the board.
      Workplace Stress and Mental health (rawat1994.blogspot.com/2020/04/signs-symptoms-of-social-anxiety_21.html)

  • @garvinralph3163
    @garvinralph3163 Před 10 lety

    Waw this really helped me :) TY!

  • @godonlyknows13
    @godonlyknows13 Před 6 lety +13

    "I'm stressed"
    "Oh,well... That'll kill ya." -_- ... Thanks. Stress over.

  • @Ark9278
    @Ark9278 Před 3 lety

    Thia video was released when my biggest worry was not being able to beat a level in a game yet they are still helping to this day

  • @meditationmelody6452
    @meditationmelody6452 Před 4 lety +1

    Imprint limits into your expert and individual life: In the present electronic world, it's definitely not hard to feel strain to be open 24 hours out of each day. Develop some work-life limits for yourself. That may mean creation a standard not to peruse email from home around evening time, or not getting the phone during supper time. Disregarding the way that people have different tendencies concerning the sum, they blend their work and home life, making some unquestionable cutoff points between these areas can decrease the potential for work-life difficulty and the weight that goes with it.
    Strategies, for example, contemplation, profound breathing activities and care (a state where you effectively watch present encounters and musings without making a decision about them) can help soften away pressure. Start by taking a couple of moments every day to concentrate on a straightforward action like breathing, strolling or getting a charge out of a supper. The expertise of having the option to concentrate deliberately on a solitary action without interruption will get more grounded with training and you'll see that you can apply it to a wide range of parts of your life.
    To maintain a strategic distance from the negative impacts of incessant pressure and burnout, at whatever point conceivable, get some much needed rest to unwind and loosen up, so you return to work feeling revitalized and prepared to perform at your best. At the point when you're not ready to get some much needed rest, get a speedy lift by killing your cell phone and concentrating on non-work exercises for some time.
    Rather than going for an undesirable way of life like expending cheap food or liquor, settle on solid decisions when you feel the strain rises. Exercise is an extraordinary pressure buster. Yoga can be an astounding decision, however any type of physical action is advantageous. Getting enough great quality rest is additionally significant for viable pressure the board.
    Workplace Stress and Mental health (rawat1994.blogspot.com/2020/04/signs-symptoms-of-social-anxiety_21.html)

  • @americohagim1131
    @americohagim1131 Před 2 lety +1

    I’m only 15 and I’m experiencing so much stress at this restaurant where a good portion of the time I’m the only server/ cashier ahhhh!!

  • @berleuslyndon467
    @berleuslyndon467 Před 8 lety

    Impressive
    😊

  • @jonsmith919
    @jonsmith919 Před 5 lety

    Stress levels are so high in American workplaces it’s ridiculous! Siesta idea is a great one

  • @CaptTambo
    @CaptTambo Před 6 lety

    "Creating the Action Plan," is where a lot of people, including myself, get hung up. There seems to be an incredible lack of mentorship in society these days. Someone you can aspire to be like that's close to you such as a supervisor or other person you interact with frequently. Someone who coaches/guides you to become better than you are ... most people in positions of authority simply make demands but sacrifice no personal investment to mentor subordinates to achieve said demands. Also, I generally don't "see" a path to achieve change, ...

  • @ahmadalsagoff6597
    @ahmadalsagoff6597 Před 3 lety

    I hve issue with trying to complete and memories thing soo much that i forget even more. Any advice on how i can calm down and be more patience so more thing i can learn and master

  • @saitenotoshuitsnaini
    @saitenotoshuitsnaini Před 4 lety

    That outro is nice

  • @sadaftajdar1850
    @sadaftajdar1850 Před 7 lety

    good video

  • @brianm1901
    @brianm1901 Před 3 lety +1

    When your teacher shifts her job to CZcams instead of teaching.

  • @PindusWrath
    @PindusWrath Před 4 lety +1

    The job is fine. It’s the people that fuck it up

  • @kirstywatt8903
    @kirstywatt8903 Před 11 lety

    She has, go check it out. How to stop procrastinating or something like that. I would show you a link but im too lazy.

  • @OlgaMariaGomezVanegas
    @OlgaMariaGomezVanegas Před 10 lety

    thank yuo.

  • @oliviaminkkinen5795
    @oliviaminkkinen5795 Před 11 lety

    Your such a good drawer.....

  • @LittleMissWeirdoxD
    @LittleMissWeirdoxD Před 11 lety

    i arranged this in my journal & made it The School Stress Solution haha c:

  • @refaaaldossary8038
    @refaaaldossary8038 Před 10 lety +1

    i like it ...

  • @DiegolVeintimilla
    @DiegolVeintimilla Před 8 lety

    Which program she use?

  • @2blue4u69
    @2blue4u69 Před 11 lety +2

    Change is a joke. Acceptance doesn't matter. Tried both and nothing made the situation better. My health was being affected greatly so I removed myself from the job. I'm much happier now!

    • @50PullUps
      @50PullUps Před 5 lety +1

      So... 6 years later. How are you today?

    • @AquaBloomStudio
      @AquaBloomStudio Před 5 lety +2

      I feel the same. I need to remove myself from this new workplace I’m at. I’m constantly worried about going to work because the employer demands me to work faster and I rarely take any breaks. It makes me stress out because I cannot change that I work slow and I can’t accept what the employer is saying to me. This makes me fear of going to work and that the employer will keep in telling me to work faster because the job I have is an alteration specialist but I just work there with no experience though I only know how to sew basic things. So I’m thinking of removing myself so I can be relieved 😅. I found a new place and the people who run the shop is so nice and I like their work philosophy and how they run their alterations shop so I need to leave my current one!!

  • @shablabh
    @shablabh Před 8 lety

    pls start another channel like this or continue pls pls pls

  • @ntladimaepa6265
    @ntladimaepa6265 Před 3 lety

    I will be blacklisted if I leave my job but my job is killing me....tried to talk to those idiots called bosses nothing happened. its been 6 months now I thought I would get used to the job

    • @QwQw-rb3fo
      @QwQw-rb3fo Před rokem

      I hope you have changed your job since I see you left this comment over 2 years ago. Blacklisted? What do you mean? I don't think so it's even possible.

  • @jessejenkins1603
    @jessejenkins1603 Před 11 lety

    What about stress from school

  • @TheInsaneJaguar
    @TheInsaneJaguar Před 11 lety

    Alarm Clock didnt wake you up
    Spilled coffee on your crotch
    Pulled over for 4 miles over the speed limit
    Get yelled at by boss for being late
    Wife calls and says shes leaving town so you have to watch kids.
    Someone sues you for having a certain bumper sticker.
    The dumbass of the work-place gets promoted when youv been there longer.
    You dont even get the last doughnut.
    You get called for overtime without extra pay.
    You set the building on fire.
    Relieve stress as best as possible :3

  • @ferdsmand_
    @ferdsmand_ Před 8 lety +10

    work with music it helps :)

  • @chocolatechick729
    @chocolatechick729 Před 11 lety

    can you please do a video about procrastination please???????!

    • @nlloyd8252
      @nlloyd8252 Před 4 lety

      I've been thinking about doin it, and yes, it's definitely gonna take priority sometime soon...

  • @sweetiepie8831
    @sweetiepie8831 Před 11 lety

    There's a good charlieissocoollike video on procrastination. You should check it out.

  • @elilemosdeoliveira4777

    Please, subtitle this video!

  • @RichRich1955
    @RichRich1955 Před 5 lety

    One manufacturing facility I worked at had an ambulance take someone for emergency at least once a week. I joked they should just park the ambulance there all the time.

  • @davidwiggins4412
    @davidwiggins4412 Před 4 lety

    The pointing hand in the video has 6 fingers... :-) Still, like the video!

  • @alyssac2599
    @alyssac2599 Před 7 lety +3

    Add the ed in stress and backwards it's spelled desserts!

  • @My_Name_Is_Stomp
    @My_Name_Is_Stomp Před 3 lety

    Stress in the workplace is usually caused by the sad little twerps that surround you, whether it be co-worker or boss.

  • @adamwells2702
    @adamwells2702 Před 6 lety +3

    great, now im gonna get diabetes too?

  • @user-qo4im1fj7p
    @user-qo4im1fj7p Před 7 lety +3

    Parents make so much STRREEESSSS AND SO DOES SCHOOL!!

    • @justarrow6308
      @justarrow6308 Před 7 lety +1

      Clorox Bleach i agree about the school part....

  • @evisalamanti5196
    @evisalamanti5196 Před 5 lety +1

    Why everyone thinks that we all have office jobs?

  • @joesgsju1040
    @joesgsju1040 Před 5 lety +1

    whatever it's not your boss or your co-workers is that stupid time punch

  • @trinityvincent2764
    @trinityvincent2764 Před 2 lety

    Lol I’m here from school

  • @AngelicaGonzalez-is4du
    @AngelicaGonzalez-is4du Před 11 lety

    School stress

  • @samflack8851
    @samflack8851 Před 8 lety

    thank you. even though I'm going insane I can try stop

  • @LucasDanielSantoro
    @LucasDanielSantoro Před 5 lety

    Stop! Stop! I know it's bad for me! 😭 How do I fix it?! (Comment at 1:39 minutes in)

  • @jeffspicoli6172
    @jeffspicoli6172 Před 5 lety

    Wow, just get the point.

  • @FuzzyDPozzy
    @FuzzyDPozzy Před 6 lety

    acceptance to be stupid for others yeah...accepting on selfish demands if not listening to them you hear a lot worst drama.

  • @thisisbob1001
    @thisisbob1001 Před 4 lety +1

    Just accept work sucks!

  • @wolfloverian
    @wolfloverian Před 11 lety

    no wonder that my mom got a high blood preesure

  • @srisudangampunvetchakul8502

    R.C.A.

  • @AnuMadhubhashinie
    @AnuMadhubhashinie Před 11 lety

    :( sigh...

  • @jannubabu5187
    @jannubabu5187 Před 3 lety

    I think the most stressful job in India is doctor because we take responsibility for a complete stranger or patients if a patient surgery successful the patient respect us if the same patients surgery is unsuccessful we will we get attacked by family members of the patients or anybody because doctor is not a noble profession it's a stressful profession because there are 12.5 lack doctors in whole India where the country is the second most populous country with 1.3 billion population it means every doctor has a responsibility to take care of our lakhs of people around them. especially I will talk about neurosurgeons life because. our life is the very stressful life you would ever know because every operation we perform is very critical and every operation or surgery needs sophisticated materials but in India the sophisticated materials are very low that and operation cannot be done with a highest paying fees let me give you example a brain tumor operation cost around 45 lacs to 75 lacs or even crores, so please don't attack doctors because they are not out there to earn money , we only earn what we deserve. but we think that we should need respect from every patient. in India every hour atleast 4 doctors are being attacked. in this time of pandemic many doctors have their own family, kids and parents but they are struggling for you because there are not enough doctors to treat the people as there are many patients. the basic scale of patients of admitting hospital in this pandemic let's take an example are 30 patients are admitting but the patient discharge are only 3, so please don't miss behave with the doctors please respect them, that's what we ask from you patients we don't your money or something else we demand your respect because we are sacrificing our life to you.❤️❤️❤️

  • @MxAbbs
    @MxAbbs Před 11 lety

    I'll like this comment..... maybe later...

  • @geraldlewis8272
    @geraldlewis8272 Před rokem

    Just shrink type 2 diabetes

  • @allmyvids400
    @allmyvids400 Před měsícem

    Of all the workplaces I've been in i think working in a kitchen is the best workplace. I prefer to stay in on area and work rather than constantly walk and feel rushed all the time.

  • @joesgsju1040
    @joesgsju1040 Před 5 lety

    whatever it's not your boss or your co-workers is that stupid time punch