Do you believe that it is not possible to earn well without suffering from anxiety? Read on and find out about the highest paid and least stressful jobs.
Intense work and high levels of stress are not suitable for anyone. Fortunately, for those who would like to work at a more relaxed pace, there are several jobs with good salaries and which also offer environments where the pressure you will have to face will be much less. Business Insider, the North American website, made a list of the highest paid and least stressful jobs.
The North American publication used data made available by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (in Portuguese, Department of Labor Statistics) and the Occupational Information Network (O * NET - Rede de Informação Occupacional).
The study is based on research on the importance of various skills, activities and personal characteristics for a specific job. One of the characteristics measured is the tolerance to pressure, which O * NET describes as jobs that require “accepting criticism and dealing calmly and efficiently with high stress situations”. In this sense, the different professions were classified on a scale from zero to 100, where the lowest number means less stress, followed by the salary earned by each professional.
9 out of 10 jobs are in the areas of math and science, this being one of the main conclusions of the list of the highest paid and least stressed jobs released by Business Insider.
It should be noted that, although the list of the highest paid and least stressed jobs, obviously, concerns the United States of America and the reality of that country is different from that in Portugal, some connections can always be established. And then, who knows if you don't find inspiration here for your future job.
THE 10 WELL PAID AND LESS STRESSED JOBS
1. Material scientists
Stress levels: 53
Average annual salary: 101 thousand dollars
What they do: Research and study the structures and chemical properties of various natural and synthetic materials or composite.
2. Mathematicians
Stress levels: 57
Average annual salary: $ 104,000
What they do: Conduct research in fundamental mathematics or in the application of mathematical techniques to science, management and other areas.
3. Economists
Stress levels: 59
Average annual salary: $ 112,000
What they do: Conduct research, prepare reports or formulate plans to address economic problems related to the production and distribution of goods and services or monetary and fiscal policy.
4. Statistics
Stress levels: 59
Average annual salary: $ 88,000
What they do: Develop or apply mathematical and statistical theory and methods for collecting, organizing, interpreting and summarizing numerical data to provide usable information.
5. Geographers
Stress levels: 59
Average annual salary: $ 76,000
What they do: Study the nature and use of areas of the earth's surface, relating and interpreting interactions of physical and cultural phenomena.
6. Physicists
Stress levels: 61
Average annual salary: $ 123,000
What they do: Conduct research on physical phenomena, develop theories based on observations and experiences, creating methods to apply physical laws and theories.
7. Chemical Engineers
Stress levels: 61
Average annual salary: $ 112,000
What they do: Design and develop processes for the manufacture of chemicals and other products.
8. Political scientists
Stress levels: 61
Average annual salary: $ 112,000
What they do: Study the origin, development and performance of political systems.
9. Software Developers
Stress levels: 61
Average annual salary: $ 106,000
What they do: Develop, create and modify general software for computer applications or specialized programs.
10. Material Engineers
Stress levels: 61
Average annual salary: $ 98,000
What they do: Evaluate materials and develop machines and processes to manufacture materials for use in products that must meet specialized design and performance specifications.
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