This study is to development and validation job stress scale by extracting job stress factors experienced by office workers from the TA’s passive behavioral perspective. To that end, 180 preliminary questions were produced based on the prior study of passivity, which is a TA view of stress behavior, and the scale development was carried out for 400 preliminary and 324 main survey participants through the content validity of TA experts. An exploratory factor analysis of the 60 selected questions resulted in the KMO sample suitability and Bartlett spherical test values. In addition, the five factors(do nothing, over-adaptation, agitation, incapacity, assault) presented in the TA theory were identified as the main components. As a result of the final factor analysis, a total of 55 questions, 11 for each of the five factors, were selected as a job stress scale of job stress. Next, for the scale developed in this study, the construct validity was verified through a two-week test-retest of 174 subjects and a confirmed factor analysis. Through the verification of the cross-validity of 400 preliminary surveys and 324 final surveys, the final 55 questions were validated as a standard scale, showing similar aspects of the factor structure and load. Also, internal consistency reliability Cronbach’s α=.771-914, test-retest reliability .746-.913, odd question reliability .711-867, even question. The reliability of each factor was secured by showing very high correlation with .805-.851, semi-dividend reliability of .716-.805, and Guttman’s half-dividend coefficient of .711-.801. Finally, based on the results of this analysis, the direction and implications of future research were suggested.