If you have a career in corporate America, you know that the workplace can be a major source of stress - usually due to unrealistic work demands and interpersonal conflict or expectations from supervisors. Can drawing the line and setting boundaries cost you your job, or lead to workplace retaliation? And what about your mental health? Do you feel it might be getting a little shaky under the pressure? The ladies of Corporate Confidential, Brooklyn Marvelle and Angela Anderso

So, I’ve been hearing this story for years. A person goes to work every day. They have a manager they can’t stand. The manager seems to always be on their case – always looking for a negative comment to make about their work performance. Others at work don’t really care for the manager either. Their demands are unreasonable. The person continues to go to work every day, but over time, becomes so stressed by the demands of the manager that their ability to cope unravels.