July 31, 2024
SAURAV PANDEY
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Long hours and the pressure of life-or-death situations can lead to depression and anxiety among doctors, nurses, and other medical staff.
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Constantly dealing with people's problems can be emotionally exhausting, leading to burnout and fatigue.
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The stress from high-pressure situations, irregular hours, and constant danger can affect mental health.
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Handling difficult or upset customers can result in chronic stress and burnout.
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Long shifts, low wages, and demanding customers can create a stressful environment.
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Facing demanding customers and low pay, similar to food service, can lead to stress.
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Managing a high volume of calls and dealing with frustrated customers can cause burnout.
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Long hours, unpredictable schedules, and pressure to meet deadlines can increase stress.
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Irregular sleep patterns can negatively affect mental health.