The mixed chart illustrates the figures related to the hours worked by different professionals and the stress level calculated among them within the eight groups: Writers, Doctors, Chefs, Lecturers, Lawyers, Movie producers, Programmers and business men.
It can be interpreted from the study above, that the greatest work load is in the life of business men of about 70 hours per week followed by the movie producers marking second tier with 60 hours and the third position goes to the doctors with 50 hours per week. Other figures includes: writers, chefs, lecturers, lawyers and programmers with 45, 30, 25,35 and 40 hours work load respectively.
The second graph showcased the stress level measured, it can be assessed that the highest stress level can be evaluated in Lecturers with 25% with contrast to 18% in movie producers and 15% in doctors. The other percentiles includes 11% in business men, 5% in programmers and 8% simultaneously in both lawyers and writers altogether.
It can be concluded in the end that the word load has no relation in regard to professional field. The greatest work load is found in the life of business men in comparison to the highest stress related illness is determined in the life of the Lectures.