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 two charts illustrate eight variety of professional occupations. The pie chart displays the

stress

level

in each

occupation

in percentage. The bar chart shows each

occupation

's working

hours

per

week

.

To begin

with, the job businessmen have the highest proportion of work in a

week

with an average of 70

hours

.

Next,

there are movie directors with an average 10-hour working

hours

difference. It was followed closely by doctors with less than 60% average working

hours

.

Nonetheless

, the

stress

level

of people in

this

industry is small with approximately 11%, 18%, and 15% respectively.

On the other hand

, three other groups,

such

as writers, programmers, and lawyers are in the middle with an average working

hours

ranging from over 40

hours

to below 40

hours

per

week

.

In contrast

, each

occupation

's

stress

level

is the lowest with an average of 7%.

Finally

, at the bottom, there are chefs and lecturers with 30% and below 30%

hours

per

week

each.

While

the working

hours

of lecturers are the lowest the

stress

level

of

this

occupation

unexpectedly the highest with up to 25% of people experiencing it.

Overall

, there is no correlation between the working

hours

and the

stress

level

of each job.