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They say that stuff rolls downhillin a workplace, but a newstudy suggests a way stop your boss from taking out his stresson you: 30 minutes in the gym. Researchers atNorthern Illinois University and the University of Illinois at Chicago found that just 30minutes of good exercise once or twice a week can cut off the trickle-down effect from anabusiveboss (http://www.askmen.com/money/career_900/945_bad-boss-story.html). The study examined 98 MBA graduates alongwith 98 supervisors and asked them to fill out a survey. The graduates answered questionsabout how abusive their supervisor was in the workplacewhile the supervisors answered how frequently they exercised -- if at all. The results showed that the managers who exercised more wereless likely to take out their stresses on their employees -- even if they were equallyas stressed as the other people in charge. So nexttime you’re pooling in for a gift for the boss, think about a gym membership, theP90XDVDs or some MMA classes. All of those good investments will help him mellow out and payyou dividends in return. Continue Reading (http://www.askmen.com/money/career_900/947_exercise-and-stress.html)
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They say that stuff rolls downhillin a workplace, but a newstudy suggests a way stop your boss from taking out his stresson you: 30 minutes in the gym. Researchers atNorthern Illinois University and the University of Illinois at Chicago found that just 30minutes of good exercise once or twice a week can cut off the trickle-down effect from anabusiveboss (http://www.askmen.com/money/career_900/945_bad-boss-story.html). The study examined 98 MBA graduates alongwith 98 supervisors and asked them to fill out a survey. The graduates answered questionsabout how abusive their supervisor was in the workplacewhile the supervisors answered how frequently they exercised -- if at all. The results showed that the managers who exercised more wereless likely to take out their stresses on their employees -- even if they were equallyas stressed as the other people in charge. So nexttime you’re pooling in for a gift for the boss, think about a gym membership, theP90XDVDs or some MMA classes. All of those good investments will help him mellow out and payyou dividends in return. Continue Reading (http://www.askmen.com/money/career_900/947_exercise-and-stress.html)
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