Your Job May Have Negative Effects on Your Mental Health

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Your job could be wreaking havoc on your long-term health.

A group of psychologists have shared some tell-tale signs that your job is having a negative impact on your mental health and could be quietly causing anxiety and depression.
1- You are not sleeping properly:

If you’re having difficulty getting to sleep or are waking up early, it might be because you have too much on your mind.
2- You are making mistakes:

Making careless or silly mistakes can be a sign that you don’t have enough head space.
3- You are short-tempered:

Stress can give us a short fuse and can reduce our patience.
4- You are unable to concentrate:

Stress can put us into fight or flight mode, a feeling of panic, which can leave us unable to maintain focus on one thing for long.
5- You feel tearful or emotional:

Everything can feel just too much when we are stressed.
6- You have lost your sense of humour:

If life has become too serious and you have lost your sense of fun, your job could be the problem.
7- You feel like you don’t care anymore:

Burnout happens when we are stressed, and one symptom is a lack of caring about customers, products or patients while at work.
8- You wake up each morning with a feeling of dread:

Waking up and feeling anxious about the day ahead, or simply not wanting to get out of bed, are signs that you may need to seek professional counseling.