Workplace stress, also known as work pressure, refers to the adverse emotional and physiological reactions that occur when the demands of a job do not match the worker's own abilities, resources or needs.
While Wall Street banks, especially Goldman Sachs, are known for their hefty salaries and bonuses, that's not always the case for junior analysts, who are at the bottom of the financial world's food chain.
Due to the accelerated pace of life, the bombardment of massive information in the information society, coupled with the sense of burnout in the face of occupation and fatigue in the face of life, people are feeling unprecedented pressure.