Technology's Effect on Workplace Stress.

Computing technology has reached nearly every corner of modern life. In its study and article "Technology Increases Workplace Stress, Tipping the Scales of Work-Life Balance" ("Stress and Technology," 1999), the Kensington Technology Group highlights the inevitably wide-spread and profound impact of technology in the workplace. The Kensington Stress and Technology in the Workplace Survey questioned 501 adult U.S. full-time, traditional and home-office workers about technology's affect on stress, productivity, and the personal lives of survey participants ("…

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