If you hate stress, you may want to avoid a career in event coordination or public relations.
That's according to a 2017 CareerCast report, which identified the most and least stressful jobs after analyzing 200 professions. The job search site ranked the professions by evaluating 11 stress factors — including deadlines, public scrutiny, physical demands and competition — and creating a "stress score" for each.
Steer clear of these 10 jobs if you tend to buckle under pressure.
CNBC also included the median annual salary and projected hiring growth by 2024 for each job, from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
10. Broadcaster
Stress score: 47.93
Median annual salary: $37,720
Projected hiring growth by 2024: -9%
9. Taxi driver
Stress score: 48.18
Median annual salary: $23,510
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 13%
8. Public relations executive
Stress score: 48.50
Median annual salary: $104,140
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 7%
7. Senior corporate executive
Stress score: 48.56
Median annual salary: $102,690
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 6%
6. Newspaper reporter
Stress score: 49.90
Median annual salary: $36,360
Projected hiring growth by 2024: -8%
5. Event coordinator
Stress score: 51.15
Median annual salary: $46,840
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 10%
4. Police officer
Stress score: 51.68
Median annual salary: $60,270
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 4%
3. Airline pilot
Stress score: 60.54
Median annual salary: $102,520
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 5%
2. Firefighter
Stress score: 72.68
Median annual salary: $45,870
Projected hiring growth by 2024: 5%
1. Enlisted military personnel
Stress score: 72.74
Median annual salary: $27,936*
Projected hiring growth by 2024: N/A
*Source: United States Army (refers to E4 Specialist or Corporal with four years of experience)
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