daylatedollarshort
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There is a good show I saw on Netflix by National Geographic called Stress: Portrait of a Killer that does explain in some ways who enjoys their jobs and who does not. Basically it has an element of unless you are the lead dog the view never changes kind of findings.
It can also be found on the Internet in various places:
Stress: Portrait of a Killer (2008) - Top Documentary Films
It is not good to be low man on the pecking order in either an aggressive baboon troop or in a high stress corporate or government job. The blood markers for stress come out the same.
But for people who have low stress levels on the job, don't get kicked around and/or have a high degree of autonomy and control, work can actually be enjoyable and rewarding.
It can also be found on the Internet in various places:
Stress: Portrait of a Killer (2008) - Top Documentary Films
It is not good to be low man on the pecking order in either an aggressive baboon troop or in a high stress corporate or government job. The blood markers for stress come out the same.
But for people who have low stress levels on the job, don't get kicked around and/or have a high degree of autonomy and control, work can actually be enjoyable and rewarding.