What job has the least amount of stress?

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asked Jul 10, 2022 in Employment & Careers by nofuks (1,040 points)
What job has the least amount of stress?

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answered Jul 14, 2022 by Yuvone (6,020 points)
The job that has the least amount of stress is the diagnostic medical sonographer.

Other least stressful jobs include.

Hair stylist.
Audiologist.
University professor (tenured)
Medical records technician.
Jeweler.
Operations research analyst.
Pharmacy technician.
Medical laboratory technician.

The unhappiest profession is an analyst.

Dispatcher.
Program coordinator.
Pharmacy technician.
Teacher.
Senior buyer.
Clerk.
Assistant professor.

Data analysts is the unhappiest profession followed by.

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This opportunity is really exciting as I will be able to learn/develop/progress in an exciting environment/industry that I am passionate about.

The first thing that caught my eye when I saw the job spec for this role was.

These are great answer openers because they demonstrate you are passionate about the role and that you are excited to become part of the team.

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    ‘This role will give me the opportunity to combine both my skills in [skill 1] and [skill 2] to achieve.
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