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According to 11 different stress factors (such as physical requirements, deadlines, competitiveness, travel intensity, etc.), marking the 200 types of occupations, and then adding all the factors together, the higher the score, the greater the pressure.

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< p > from the above picture, we can see that the reality is cruel: the most exhausting work does not get the best remuneration.

CareerCast.com publisher Tony, Lee points out that employers will never compensate employees for their physical strength and mental strength, because job hunting and recruitment are just a "supply and demand relationship".

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< p > first, active servicemen; second, general; third, firemen; fourth, pilots; fifth, event coordinators; sixth, public relations managers; seventh, senior business executives; Eighth, newspaper reporters; Ninth, police; tenth, taxi drivers.

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< p > ten the most stressful and relaxed Occupation: < /p >

< p > first, hearing correction expert; second, hairstyle < a target= "_blank" href= "//m.pmae.cn/" > designer /a >; third, jeweler; fourth, University lifelong Professor; fifth, seamstress / tailor; sixth, dietitian; seventh, medical record technician; Eighth, librarian; Ninth, multimedia artist; tenth, drill operator.

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