"I am pretty confident in saying that the physiological stress levels of bosses are lower than their employees—in other words, the bosses are not as stressed as the employees they manage, this is shown not just by my study, but loads of other studies that show exactly the same results. Stress levels increase as we go from the top of the occupational ladder to the bottom."

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