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Re:The psychology of stress and burnout by agumonkey on Friday November 18, 2016 @02:44PM (#12989511)
Pardon the slight arrogance, but isn't most of this a technical problem that can either be solved mechanically or you end up knowing by heart after a few months ?
Re:The psychology of stress and burnout by CocaKoala on Friday November 18, 2016 @04:07PM (#12990080)
When it all goes smoothly, it's a technical problem that can be solved mechanically or with a schedule that you know by heart after a few months.

If you're curious, please don't hesitate to ask me how often things went smoothly.

Re:The psychology of stress and burnout by agumonkey on Friday November 18, 2016 @04:49PM (#12990362)
Aight, forgive me for asking, I just never encountered this, most of the restaurant I worked at where more industrial than a bakery.
Re:The psychology of stress and burnout by CocaKoala on Friday November 18, 2016 @05:36PM (#12990652)
No worries (: It's hard to express how much of the mental stress comes from stuff going wrong. It can be exhausting to have to reassess the plan and come up with a new solution that will still get everything baked in a timely manner while making sure that nothing is over or under proofed, five or six times a day, every day.