While serial entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis only stops working when he sleeps, most of us want a healthy work-life balance.
To compile its 2016 list of the best jobs for having a life outside of work, job search site Glassdoor analyzed anonymous reports and feedback from its users.
For a job to make the list, there had to be at least 75 work-life balance ratings on that job title from employees at a minimum of 75 different companies from September 2015 to September 2016.
Here are Glassdoor's 29 best careers for work-life balance in the U.S., ranked by work-life balance scores.
1. Corporate recruiter
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2. UX designer
3. Data scientist
4. Strategy manager
5. UI designer
6. Technical account manager
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7. Recruiting coordinator
8. Mobile developer
9. DevOps engineer
10. Marketing analyst
11. Scrum master
12. Substitute teacher
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13. Research engineer
14. Library assistant
15. Social media manager
16. Content manager
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17. PHP developer
18. Web designer
19. Technical editor
20. Marketing coordinator
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21. Recruiting manager
22. Data analyst
23. Project analyst
24. Lab assistant
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25. Client manager
26. Computer programmer
27. Creative manager
28. Research technician
29. Research analyst
