Subjective Satisfaction and Stress of Work and Occupation Scale

I have a really interesting profession.

After work is done, I often have the feeling of having really accomplished something.

I think I enjoy my job more than other people.

I believe that I am more satisfied with my work than others.

If I could, I would like to change my profession.

Most of the time I like going to work.

The daily routine of the workplace often gets on my nerves.

I am quite satisfied with my current work.

I often have an aversion to my work.

I often get bored at work.

I am very satisfied with the relationship with my colleagues.

There is an excellent working atmosphere at my workplace.

If I wanted to criticize something at my workplace, it would most likely be the relationship with my colleagues.

I can rely on my colleagues in every respect.

The working atmosphere is quite disturbed by some colleagues.

It is sometimes difficult to have a good relationship with all colleagues.

I know a number of people I would rather work with than my current colleagues.

The working atmosphere is not quite as I imagine it.

I wouldn't mind if some of my colleagues were replaced by others.

In the evening after work, I am exhausted.

Problems often arise in my work that are very difficult to overcome.

Sometimes I think that I am demanding too much of myself with my work.

I sometimes feel that I simply cannot cope with my work anymore.

I feel exposed to constant pressure at my work.

I often feel a bit rushed at work.

One is quite worn out by professional life.

At work, I am usually very tense.

I work under strong time pressure.

Sometimes I feel unable to cope with the demands that work places on me.

I would need more breaks at work.