How to Deal With Heavy Workload

Being bored of work routine was a natural thing, especially if the workload is heavy, but these obstacles in working are very easy to deal with, let's see some tricks to overcome them:

Use Fake Doctors Notes

It is very easy to obtain a fake doctors note, we just have to be proactive on Google searching and we will see many service providers that offer these types of help. Just send them your details (but not personal ones like phone or email since they might sell them after) and they will send you a ready made doctors note, which you can simply print and show to your boss.

It is best if we make it look like an original doctors note: adding some mistakes on the text or something that doesn't look right will allow us to be caught for using fake ones. This way we just waste our time waiting for them to verify the doctors note and for us to get in trouble, but that will never happen if we make it look like the real thing.

Work Smarter, Not Harder

This is probably one of best work tips to deal with heavy workload, instead of working harder try to find ways to work smarter so you may double your productivity. No matter how hard you work, if the workload is heavy it will be impossible to catch up in due time, but there are tricks to make it happen.

If you have an important deadline try to break down the task in small pieces and prioritize them: finish first those that require more attention and demand more accuracy and then move on with the rest. It's best if you learn to multitask, this way it will seem like the work is lighter than what you thought.

Don't Forget To Take Breaks

Sometimes, we have to deal with tedious work, and it's best if we take breaks while working so our brain will be rested and more alert for the next round of tasks, just remember that it is best to take short breaks rather than long ones. If we take long breaks our brain will cool down and it will be harder to restart, having this in mind let's see some best tips on how to deal with heavy workload:

Take a Short Break

Taking short breaks are best for us since they are more productive than the long ones, best if we do 5 minute break every half an hour, this way we will refresh our mind and be more focused for when we get back to work.