Under Pressure: Managing Stress and Engagement on the Job

  • 1h 55m 45s
  • Knowledge@Wharton
  • Gildan Media
  • 2015

Under Pressure is a must-hear for those who are experiencing stress on the job due to increased demands at work and at home, as well as employers who wish to understand those who report to them and who are looking for new ways to engage employees.

In this Audiobook

  • Unprecedented Levels of Stress on the Job
  • Declining Employee Loyalty—A Casualty of the New Workplace
  • Perks—What Companies Offer and What Employees Want
  • If Not 40 Hours, Then What?—Defining the Modern Work Week
  • The Off Switch—Who Is Responsible for Getting Employees to Take a Break?
  • Putting a Face to a Name—The Art of Motivating Employees
  • Why Fostering a Culture of “Companionate Love” in the Workplace Matters

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