The bar graph depicts the average number of hours people worked in 8 diverse occupations per week, while the pie chart provides insights into the levels of stress-related illnesses among various professions.
Overall, in the first graph, people who runs business and produces movies, lead the list of average worked hours in a week, while the chefs in restaurants and lecturers of education showed the least among others. According to the pie chart, lecturers are more likely to suffer from depression and dominated with highest percentage which is followed by movie producers relatively, and the most exciting profession is for programmers who suffer from stress and exhibited the lowest rate.
In terms of worked hours, people in business sphere lead the list with 70 hours in a week, which is followed by producers of movie with 60 hours relatively. Doctors work 50 hours in average, while writers and programmers work 45 hours for the former and 40 hours for the latter, respectively. In contrast, lawyers average about 38 hours, chefs roughly 30 hours, and lecturers illustrated the fewest, at only 25 hours per week.
According to the pie chart, data reveal that lecturers account for the largest share of 25 %, and the runner up figure is movie producers with 18 %. The percentage of people who work in 3 different jobs, doctors, businessmen, and chefs, suffered from stress related illnesses reached above one in ten, 15 % for doctors, 11 % for business people, and 10 % for remaining chefs, while lawyers and writers both comprise 8 %. The least portion is demonstrated by programmers, accounted for merely 5%.