The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups. Describe the information shown to a university or collage lecturer.

The provided graphs illustrate figures about 8 different types of careers, including writers, doctors, chefs, lecturers, lawyers, movie producers, programmers, and businessmen. The bar chart depicts the average amount of

hours

worked per week and the pie chart shows in percentage how many people in each occupation suffering from

stress

and present illnesses related.

Overall

, there does not seem a correlation between high rates of

hours

worked and illness caused by

stress

. The occupation groups who work more are businessmen (70

hours

), movie producers (60

hours

), and doctors (about 52

hours

),

whereas

the occupation groups who suffer more from pressure at work are lecturers (25%), film producers (18%), and physicians (15%). The less frequent groups who struggle with

stress

are software developers (5%), authors (8%), and lawyers (8%),

while

less frequent clusters on working

hours

per week are teachers, cooks, and advocates. Actually, lecturers have the lowest

hours

of work per 7 days and surprisingly they have the highest level of diseases from

stress

.