Workaholism

Although the popular press has paid considerable attention to workaholism, very little research has been undertaken to further our understanding of it. It should come as no surprise, then, that opinions, observations, and conclusions about workaholism are both varied and conflicting. Some researchers, such as Marilyn Machlowitz, view workaholism positively from an organizational perspective, finding

Workaholism

Workaholism is a popular term used to describe individuals who are captivated by work. The term workaholic was first coined more than 30 years ago to refer to an individual whose increased need to work hinders one or more life functions. Over the years it has become a colloquial term used increasingly in the popular