A high-paying job doesn't necessarily mean it will make you happy. According to a survey by The Guardian and Careerbliss, engineers, teachers and even gardeners are the happiest people in the world.
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1. Engineer:Engineers are the happiest of all professions. They enjoy the feeling of finding their own solutions to difficult problems. Although they can work in many different industries, from luxury car manufacturing to stadium construction, they have the opportunity to test their ideas and see their creations come to life after they are finished. Another reason why engineers love their jobs is that they get to do what they love and still receive a good salary. Moreover, the demand for engineers is always high. |
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| 2. Hairdresser:According to a survey by The Guardian, hairdressers are very happy people. This is not difficult to understand because they can build relationships with people and make money from those relationships. This is very necessary for a business model. Another reason why hairdressers are always happy is that they can see the fruits of their labor immediately after. |
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| 3. Teachers:Think back to your childhood and the mischief of the children. It was a miracle that your teacher could manage 20 naughty students like that. That said, if you don’t truly love your job as a teacher, you won’t be able to stand the naughty students who are always on the move every day. Teachers are like modern-day saints. They work for love despite the low starting salaries, long working hours and administrative bureaucracy that is a nightmare for them. |
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| 4. Nurse:Although doctors are always trusted and appear on TV shows, nurses are the ones who support patients the most every day. The work of nurses may not be widely praised, but nurses are the ones who are loved and praised by patients. In fact, nurses are more trusted by the public than doctors. Although they have to endure a lot of pressure and challenges in their work, all nurses feel happy with what they have done. Moreover, the demand for nurses is always high, so they can change their workplace at any time they want. |
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| 5. Marketing and public relations (PR) staff:Working in marketing and public relations means you are in a competitive and highly pressured environment with strict requirements on time and creative thinking. Meanwhile, challenges, from reviving a brand to handling a PR crisis, keep coming. For some, this is hell, but for others, it is a dream come true. Marketing and public relations staff always feel extremely satisfied with their work, because they love creativity - something they are always encouraged to use in their daily work. |
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| 6. General practitioner:General practitioners are people who have the ability to save lives; and thus they become the pillars of society. To become a doctor, you have to go through many challenges that if you do not really love this profession, you will easily give up. In return, when you become a doctor and save someone's life, you will feel happier than anyone else. Your salary and prestige will also increase accordingly. Few professions are respected and admired by people like the profession of a doctor. |
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| 7. Gardener:Gardening is one of the most enjoyable physical jobs. Gardeners may not earn much money, but they certainly feel happy even though they spend all day outside working. Just like an engineer, they can see the fruits of their labor when the plants bloom and bear fruit. So, even though you get your hands dirty, you create something beautiful. In other words, for gardeners, happiness comes from job satisfaction. |
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| 8. Scientist:Like many of the other jobs on this list, working in science allows you to do what you love. Scientists often spend years delving into the problems they love. Being a scientist working on government projects can be stressful, as money isn’t always available and projects can be delayed at any time. Fortunately, the demand for scientists in both the public and private sectors remains high. |
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| 9. Plumber:Plumbers have to deal with a lot of problems in their job, but in some cases, their problems are much easier than those of people who work in offices. Most of the time, plumbers are their own boss and can focus on their work rather than their hobbies. Still, it's better than being stuck in an office with all the stress and political headaches. Like engineers, plumbers are still one of the happiest jobs in the world because of the good pay and high demand. |
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| 10. Assistant:When it comes to the job of a personal assistant, most people will associate it with a scene of a fresh graduate being scolded by a selfish boss, at least in the movies. In reality, the job of a personal assistant is not that bad, in fact, many people who work as an assistant say they feel happier than those in other professions. Being with the boss, you will have the opportunity to learn how to solve problems quickly and can learn more about the internal organization of the company. |
According to VNE
