Modern Day Workplaces and Dehumanization
āStudy hard now and you will enjoy your life later when you get a good job.ā We grow up hearing this one phrase our entire lives. Life will be good after this exam, life will be good after I get
āStudy hard now and you will enjoy your life later when you get a good job.ā We grow up hearing this one phrase our entire lives. Life will be good after this exam, life will be good after I get
Life in a city has both pros and cons, it provides efficiency as well as negatively impacts on mental health of people. On the one hand, it offers plenty of job opportunities, loaded with entertainment, and lots to explore. On
āI promise, just two more minutes.ā We mutter to our alarm as we desperately try to avoid starting another hectic day. Our day begins with procrastination, so it is quite easy to imagine that it probably ends with it as
From morning to evening, Sunday to Saturday, the whole year, we spend most of the time with our mobile phone, laptop, Television, or monitor. Can you tell a whole day, you spend with your surroundings, family, friends, or nature? We
I am sure any and every person who has ever faced any form of mental health issues in their lifetime, has come across this question at least once ā āshould I quit my job?ā. Nevertheless, this question is reinforced by
Having fun in the workplace is not the sole ingredient for a healthy workplace, but a culture that appreciates employees inspires them, and pleases them. Contented employees who feel at ease and in a good mood in the workplace are
We have all gotten at least one infuriating backhanded compliment in our lives. The sarcastic snicker as they look at their friends before turning to you. The obvious disrespect that they did not even try to hide. We have all
The concept of sleep debt fits within a fast-moving, modern context. It refers to the difference between the amount of sleep a person needs and the amount he or she obtains. Sleep debt builds up over time when one continuously
In the world of interconnectivity, people still feel extremely isolated and alone. In 2022, a systematic review conducted by Hossain et al. (2020) found that about 20-25% of urban Indians reported that they frequently felt lonely in their daily lives.
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