The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress levels amongst profesionals in eight groups. Describe the information shown to a university or a college lecture.

The bar graph illustrates the average amount of time spent per week on eight types of jobs,

while

the pie chart portrays the percentage of stress levels among professionals.

Overall

, Businessmen have the highest number of

hours

worked,

whereas

the

lecturers

spend the lowest ones. Speaking of the stress level,

however

,

lecturers

are the most suffered of it followed by movie producers. Looking into details, the average time spent working per week is mostly spent by businessmen with 70

hours

, followed by movie producers and doctors with 60 and up to 50, respectively. Programmers and writers spend up to 40

hours

but no more than 50.

Moreover

,

lecturers

spend their time around 20

hours

per week. They are at the bottom position compared to chefs and lawyers who have more than 30

hours

.

On the other hand

,

lecturers

are the most suffering of stress in their job with 25%, even though their working

hours

are fewer than all the specialists. Movie producers are in the second position with 18%, followed by doctors, businessmen, and chefs up to 10%.

Furthermore

,  lawyers and writers have the same proportion of 8%, and there is only a tiny rate (5%) of programmers that suffered from that issue.