Workaholism

Workaholism
A workaholic is a person who works compulsively. While the term generally implies that the person enjoys their work, it can also imply that they simply feel compelled to do it.
CausesWorkaholism fuels a sense of self worth and accomplishment.
Bleak economic conditions.
Rising competition.
Shrinking companies foster the tendency to turn workaholic.
People who want to escape fromproblems, such as, grief, frustration or guilt are also prone to becoming workaholics.
Effects
Damage personal relationships.
A work addict often becomes extremely irritable, which can, ironically, causetrouble in the workplace, as colleagues, supervisors and clients find themselves unable to deal with the workaholic.
Risks developing physical illnesses that are tied to stress, as well as diseasesconnected to poor eating habits. These diseases include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and digestive disorders.
Trigger serious and disabling mental illnesses, including depression and suicidaltendencies.
Preoccupation with work; constant thoughts or even discussions about work issues at inappropriate times.
Withdrawal from social activities.
Loss of interest in hobbies or other enjoyableactivities.
Working despite a need for sleep or even food.
Working when extremely tired or even when ill.
Loss of ability to relax.






Un adicto al trabajo es una persona que trabaja compulsivamente.Mientras que el término generalmente implica que la persona disfruta de su trabajo, sino que también puede implicar que simplemente se sienten obligados a hacerlo.
Causas
Combustibles adicción altrabajo un sentido de autoestima y realización.
Condiciones económicas sombrías.
La creciente competencia.
Empresas contracción fomentan la tendencia a convertir adicto al trabajo.
Las personas que quierenescapar de problemas, tales como, el dolor, la frustración o culpa también son propensos a convertirse en adictos al trabajo.
Efectos
Dañar las relaciones personales.
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