This article aims to identify the degree and symptoms of stress that occur in accounting professionals, relating them with individual and professional factors. In reviewing the literature we attempted to discuss the concepts of stress, its phases and symptoms. We used the stress model developed by Lipp (2003), performing the descriptive and statistical analysis using Microsoft Excel and SPSS. The results were: 50% of the professionals have no stress; 35% are in the resistance phase; and 13% are in exhaustion. In short, the stress of accountants is similar and approaches the presented in the literature; the predominant symptoms were the physical ones
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
This article aims to identify the degree and symptoms of stress that occur in accounting professiona...
This project has the general objective to identify the stress and its levels in the accounting profe...
The increase in the number of graduate programs in Accounting Scricto Sensu has driven students to j...
Relevance of the problem under consideration stemmed from the negative consequences of influence of ...
Background and aims Job stress is defined as the harmful physical and emotional responses that occur...
The subject of this thesis is to analyse work-related stress factors affecting profession of account...
The study replicates and extands earlier studies on job in public accounting conducted in the United...
This paper reports the results of a questionnaire study of National Association of Accountants membe...
The aim of the study is to identify the prevalence and the sociodemographic, labor and academic fact...
ABSTRACTThe corporate world is undergoing changes all the time, making room for a corporate culture ...
The purpose of the current study is to develop and validate an instrument for measuring academic str...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
This article aims to identify the degree and symptoms of stress that occur in accounting professiona...
This project has the general objective to identify the stress and its levels in the accounting profe...
The increase in the number of graduate programs in Accounting Scricto Sensu has driven students to j...
Relevance of the problem under consideration stemmed from the negative consequences of influence of ...
Background and aims Job stress is defined as the harmful physical and emotional responses that occur...
The subject of this thesis is to analyse work-related stress factors affecting profession of account...
The study replicates and extands earlier studies on job in public accounting conducted in the United...
This paper reports the results of a questionnaire study of National Association of Accountants membe...
The aim of the study is to identify the prevalence and the sociodemographic, labor and academic fact...
ABSTRACTThe corporate world is undergoing changes all the time, making room for a corporate culture ...
The purpose of the current study is to develop and validate an instrument for measuring academic str...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...
Purpose: This study aims to examine the causal nature of the suggested correlations between stressor...