[header] How to identify a workaholic [title] Take a look at the person's work week. [step] Maybe he works more than 40 hours per week on a regular basis. You see he never has time to do anything with you or other people in his life.
[header] How to identify a workaholic [title] Take a look at the person's work week. [step] Maybe he works more than 40 hours per week on a regular basis. You see he never has time to do anything with you or other people in his life.
When did you see him? What kind of work week does he have? [substeps] In the workplace, you might see his weekends. He typically works fridays, but he usually gets home from work 10 am to 7 pm. If you have noticed he really cares about creating new relationships, then you may be on his own schedule. [substeps] If the person has just had a baby, he may have a tendency to do odd jobs, even the most unique ones. For a workaholic, work is the top priority. You notice that he misses out on everyday events such as family dinners, walking the dog and getting a good night's sleep. If this person frequently finds himself under important obligations or just wants to stay away from work, it may be a workaholic. [substeps] Maybe some of his time is devoted to work and his to managing personal life.