Expecting a completely stress-free working environment is absolutely ridiculous and unrealistic Why?
Because again, NUANCE. Not all jobs are the same and some are stressful by their nature. No one here is saying that a McDonald’s job should be stressful or involve anxiety. But believe it or not- some jobs REQUIRE you to work in stressful environments.
Stress and anxiety can be healthy. Look it up. Or of course you can continue to argue about articles written by people who actually have researched the subject extensively, and understand how it works.
So what you’re saying is expecting a completely stress-free working environment is realistic for most jobs except for a few high pressure ones?
No, that’s not what I’m saying. Nor is it what they’re saying. But you go ahead and see what you want to see.
Because there are deadlines at work, or busy times, or certain cases where the person doing the work is doing it the first time and needs to figure things out.
There can be things done to make the job low stress, but you can only do so much.
The point here isn’t that stress can come even from stuff you like to do. The point here is that you can create work for people to do that doesn’t harm them emotionally in the process.
But that isn’t being communicated from asking for a “no stress” job.
AllonzeeLV@lemmy.world 4 months ago
Because line must go up!