Creating Quality May 1998 Cassy Venters, Editor University of Missouri - University Extension Funded In Cooperation With The Economic Development Administration Of The Department Of Commerce Creating Quality is a monthly newsletter for manufacturers. It contains short articles on management, personnel, team building, financing, business assessment, international markets, productivity, and regulations. We are experienceing more changes in our society and in the workplace than ever before. Changes in technology, the need to downsize, and the need to do more with less is causing stress for many people today.
Most people reach a point where they are unfulfilled by their work.
But they may not know why they ' re unhappy or what they can do about it. If this describes you, you may be suffering from job burnout. Job burnout is a steady, increasing dissatisfaction with your job. It can range from mild boredom to a lack of interest in one ' s work to severe depression and physical illness. Everyone has their ups and downs, and just because you have a rotten day now and then doesn ' t mean you should rush to see a career counselor or resign in a huff.