Why does stress show individually, if it is not the individual's problem?

Strees is both an overload of the individual's self-management, but also a motor for a more productive self-management. Why? Because stress functions as a border for personal productivity. Seminar (in Danish) with Assistant Professor Michael Pedersen.

Thursday, September 24, 2009 - 15:30 to 17:00

Why does stress show individually, if it is not the individual's problem?

Strees is both an overload of the individual's self-management, but also a motor for a more productive self-management. Why?

Because at todays' workplaces where self-managemetn becomes more and more common, stress functions as a border for personal productivity.

We can perform, but only to the limit where stress begins to take over.

But when we reach the stress-limit, what is the typical strategy for us as employees and managers?

We optimize our performance with a more effective self-management to maintain production without becoming stressed out.

This is the paradox that makes stress show individually.

But does it also mean that stress is the self-management problem of the individual?

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