A NEW STUDY SAYSMORE AND MOREPEOPLE ARECRYING IN THEWORKPLACE -- ANDIS SHEDDING LIGHTON WHY THATMIGHT BE.THE ONLINE STUDYBE BEHAVIORALCOMPANY "GINGER"SHOWS THAT 48PERCENT OF THOSESURVEYED HAVECRIED AT WORKDUE TO STRESS.AND 50 PERCENTHAVE MISSED ATLEAST ONE DAY AWEEK DUE TOSTRESS.WE TALKED TO ASAN DIEGO STATEUNIVERSITYORGANIZATIONALBEHAVIORASSISTANTPROFESSOR ABOUTTHE RESULTS OFTHE SURVEY -- WHOSAYS THAT STRESSIN THE WORKPLACEIS BECOMING MORECOMMON -- WHICHCAN LEAD TOCRYING.6:28:27 the idea thatif you you feelstressed out and youstart crying at workand most peopledont want to be seenas unqualified orunprofessional soone thing they do tocope with thatsituation is not showup to work 6:28:41DOCTOR EISSAALSO SAYS THATCRYING IN THEWORK CAN GOAGAINST YOU,BECAUSEEMPLOYERS MAYSEE THAT ASWEAKNESS.TO AVOID CRYINGAT WORK, HESUGGESTS GETTINGPLENTY OF REST,LISTENING TOMUSIC ORMEDITATING,PREPARINGYOURSELF BEFOREBIG EVENTS ATWORK, ORTHINKING ABOUTGETTING A NEWJOB.