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 given two graphs illustrate information about the average working

hours

for eight particular occupations, and the percentage of each job that has illness related to pressure.

Overall

, what stands out from the graphs is that

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there seems to be no correlation between the number of working

hours

and the amount of pressure. For the first graph, we can find that there is

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biggest gap between businessmen and lecturers, businessmen have the longest average working

hours

of 70

hours

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and is almost three times greater than that of the lecturers, which is the lowest (25

hours

only).

Moreover

, writers, doctors and movie producers’ figures are relatively higher, with around 50

hours

.

However

, the rest of the occupations’ figures are lower, around 40

hours

only. When it comes to the second chart, The biggest one is found in lecturers, with 25%, revealing that

this

profession has the largest level of stress,

while

the close following can be found in movie producers and doctors, with around 20%.

However

, the rest of the jobs only have figures around 10%.

Besides

that, an abnormal phenomenon is that,

although

the programmers seem to have to deal with a lot of problems and work for 40

hours

per week, they have less pressure.