Workers in high-stress jobs often find their own solutions

During nearly 20 years as a hard-charging Wall Street trader, Bob Mittleman moved millions of dollars each day, watching stocks rise and fall. He also saw brokers fly off the handle when a trade went south, tearing apart phones and battering keyboards. It was an education not only in the finances of the Street, but ...

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Workers in high-stress jobs often find their own solutions

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