FRMT 211: An Analytical Approach To A Job

An Analytical Approach To A Job

Lesson 42 : Managing Fatigue And Stress

Methods of Relieving Fatigue

4. An Analytical Approach To A Job:

This comes through changed procedure and actually reduces the physiological fatigue and at the same time creates interest in the work itself. For instance, a young girl will take more interest if she has to prepare the entire dinner including the entire dessert course than if she is asked to mash the~ potatoes, slice the bread, pour the water and do numerous other routine jobs. Besides these, there are more ways to remove the feeling of fatigue and better energy management.

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