24% of marketers say work stress affects their personal lives – Storyblok
Only a third (33.5%) said they had a good work-life balance and just 6% said they were never stressed.
One in four marketers (24%) said they were stressed all the time and over half (56%) said they were more productive outside normal working hours, according to a Storyblok survey.
Only a third (33.5%) said they had a good work-life balance and just 6% said they were never stressed.
When asked about arguments with their partners caused by work-related stress, 9% said all the time, 13.5% often, 33% sometimes, and 20% never.
Checking emails on holiday was common, with one in 10 saying they checked every hour, 47.5% said multiple times, 18% once a day and only 10% never.
A quarter (25%) said they could not stop thinking about work on holiday.
A third (33%) said they did extra work early in the morning before business hours.
Meanwhile, 56% said they got more done outside normal working hours.
Meetings were not popular, with only 32% saying they enjoyed them, and less than half (46.5%) saying meetings were generally productive.
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