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How Not to Become Overweight while Working in the IT Industry
In practically all developed countries of the world, the rates of obesity are going up. At the same time, the ever-increasing number of people find employment in the IT or IT-related fields of industry. This eBook examines the connection between working in the IT industry and the dangers of becoming overweight that these jobs carry with them, while it also explores psychological ideas which might be able to impact this process in a positive way.
30 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 11, 2015
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About the author
Ivica Milarić
2 books2 followersAs a graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad, Department of Psychology, the author began working as a clinical psychologist in 2012, firstly in the Neurology Clinic of the Vojvodina Clinical Center, and then in Institute for children and youth health care of Vojvodina. During 2012/2013, he was also a member of the Cystic fibrosis support team in the Institute for Lung diseases in Sremska Kamenica. Currently, he provides individual psychological counseling using a Humanist approach.
Ivica began writing in high school, covering both fiction and non-fiction genres. He was published in Serbia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, and Croatia. In 2013, he published the first Serbian novel in the form of an interactive Android application.
Aside from psychology and writing, he also has work experience in the fields of mass and social media, copywriting, marketing, video production, and game design, although he knows none of these really well but believes that he constantly tries to learn more.
Ivica began writing in high school, covering both fiction and non-fiction genres. He was published in Serbia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, and Croatia. In 2013, he published the first Serbian novel in the form of an interactive Android application.
Aside from psychology and writing, he also has work experience in the fields of mass and social media, copywriting, marketing, video production, and game design, although he knows none of these really well but believes that he constantly tries to learn more.
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July 10, 2019
It's like an essay
The book is too vague, gives me the general idea of the problem, the reasons and the consequences. It just put down my mind in words, without a single solution that can be implemented and make a difference in my life.
The book is too vague, gives me the general idea of the problem, the reasons and the consequences. It just put down my mind in words, without a single solution that can be implemented and make a difference in my life.
December 3, 2022
This was a random read for me and was a very short non-fiction. The message/takeaways were too obvious for me but I suppose that's not necessarily the same for everyone – make sure you eat consciously, know your cravings and their primal purpose.
January 21, 2020
Booklet... Interesting approach. Feels not very applicable in Western mindset, but maybe he's on to something.
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