The graphs illustrate the percentages of weekly worked hours and stress levels in eight occupations.
Overall, Business Men had the highest percentage of worked time, while Lecturers had the lowest numbers. By contrast, the stress figure for lecturers was the highest, whereas programmers reported the lowest level of stress.
Starting from the working hours, business men had the highest figure, approximately 70 hours per week. The second leading professionals were Movie producers, who worked about 60 hours, slightly lower than that of people in business. Furthermore, doctors and writers working hours were recorded as the closest ones, the former at about 50 and the latter at nearly 45. Meanwhile the numbers for lecturers were the lowest among other jobs, at just lower than 25.
Turning to the stress level, lecturers ranked first, at 25% of stress related illness. This was followed by movie producers, who recorded roughly 18%. Programmers had the lowest percentage of stress levels, with only 5%. In addition, lawyers and writers recorded the same percentage, at 8%.
