An Evaluation of Employees Perceptions of Workplace Stressors and Solutions: Data from the Software Sector

Objectives: The study aims to assess perceived job stress levels among software professionals in Chennai, identify major stressors, and explore effective coping mechanisms to improve workplace well-being and productivity. Methods: A survey was conducted among software professionals in Chennai. The study gathered data on perceived stress levels, identified key stressors, and examined the role of stress in motivation and productivity. Results: The survey revealed that stress is prevalent among software professionals, with "career-family disparities" and "work stress" identified as the main stressors. However, the study noted that mild stress can enhance motivation and productivity, highlighting the complex role of stress in this industry. Conclusion: The findings underscore the importance of addressing workplace stress to enhance employee well-being and organizational efficiency. Implementing stress-reduction measures can create a healthier work environment, benefiting both employees and companies in the software sector.

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Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review
Published
2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.47172/2965-730x.sdgsreview.v4.n04.pe04220
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Workplace Health and Well-being
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An Evaluation of Employees Perceptions of Workplace Stressors and Solutions: Data from the Software Sector

Dhanalakshmi, Nirmal Dev
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An Evaluation of Employees Perceptions of Workplace Stressors and Solutions: Data from the Software Sector

Dhanalakshmi, Nirmal Dev
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Abstract

Objectives: The study aims to assess perceived job stress levels among software professionals in Chennai, identify major stressors, and explore effective coping mechanisms to improve workplace well-being and productivity. Methods: A survey was conducted among software professionals in Chennai. The study gathered data on perceived stress levels, identified key stressors, and examined the role of stress in motivation and productivity. Results: The survey revealed that stress is prevalent among software professionals, with "career-family disparities" and "work stress" identified as the main stressors. However, the study noted that mild stress can enhance motivation and productivity, highlighting the complex role of stress in this industry. Conclusion: The findings underscore the importance of addressing workplace stress to enhance employee well-being and organizational efficiency. Implementing stress-reduction measures can create a healthier work environment, benefiting both employees and companies in the software sector.

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