How will you describe your stresses while you are at home compared to while you are at work?

[djordjem87]

Right now it is basically the same since I am working at my home and I am quite okay with that. Before, it was all about the type of job I was doing. Mostly it was closely related with kitchen or electricity. Not really related these two but I feel good when doing both. In other cases I was very stressed and usually I would just quit the job because I really do not like unnecessary stress. I never understood why people torture themselves if not necessary but they do it. I guess it is about proving yourself that you can do it. I feel better at home, that is what matters for this topic. I am going to start a job with my old crew on electric installations and I am looking forward for it. That reminded me that forgot one other important factor and that is the co-workers. If the crew is good it is much easier to work without stress.

 

[ReadmeByAmy]

I personally feel less stressed when I am at home. I am definitely a home body though' date=' so I know not everyone feels the same. I recently made the switch from a job outside of my home to working full-time from home and I think it has reduced my stress levels a lot. Whenever I do get a little overwhelmed now I just take a break and walk my dog or just leave the house for a little bit. Overall I think my stress levels are much lower at home. [/quote']
I am also a home body type of person that is why I may say that I had lesser stress when I started to be working from home compared before when I am still working full time in a company where there are a lot of stresses everyday. At home if I am a little bit upset to what I am doing I can take a break and relax and go back to work anytime I want. I already love doing my online part time job for almost 4 years already.

 

[17emilyhalko]

I know that a lot of people tend to get more stressed over work at school or work, very much more so than at home, but personally for me, its the opposite way around. I can always leave school and escape the things at school, but I really can't just pack up and leave home and the problems at home or around my town. My biggest stresses are in the relationships around me, like my friends, my family, my boyfriend. They are some of the reasons that I can't sleep at night, and not any work. I find work (any kind of work really) to actually be less stressful, because, I guess it's predictable. You have certain deadlines and due dates, and how you perform is really up to you. With personal relationships, sometimes horrible things happen that aren't a direct result of anything you've done, and it's very unpredictable. I really have no idea how my personal relationships with people are going to be on a day-to-day basis.

 

[tgthewriter1]

I hate conning home. It's always bullshit. I just stwant a quiet place. But, I need to pay a lot of money for it. At work I feel like I should spend more time there. I'm a freelancer now. I am looking for a Job job but nothing yet.


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[HappyKoi]

I'd say my stresses at home are different than those at work, but not any better. I have a really bad habit of taking my work worries home. I often sit at home worrying about things I said or did at work, and worry that the people who made me anxious at work will somehow follow me home. My home worries are better since I moved, but I still stress about things like cleaning and things I need to do for myself, such as grocery shopping or going somewhere. It seems that if I'm at work, I stress about home stuff, and when I'm at home, I stress about work stuff.

 

[Ashley0323]

Well, I work from home so my stresses are about the same. I think if we are needing the money at the time, then my work is more stressful because I HAVE to get it done ASAP. If we are financially okay for the time being, then I have a lower stress level and can focus on my family, which has its own stresses.