Men's online magazine AskMen has come out with ways to gauge if you have become a workaholic.
If you work outside your office even after the workday ends as you feel bored and unproductive or, worse yet, worried out of your mind that you're not doing more work then you are a workaholic, News.com.au reported.
When you are not able to completely disconnect yourself from work, for example all your important clients and co-workers have your cell number and your laptop is never out of sight, in case you need to log in at a moment's notice, even then you are a workaholic.
Even if you refuse to delegate your tasks means that you are addicted to work.
Even constantly talking about your work means that you are addicted to your work.
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