What is the most chill job?

The vocations that need the most interaction with other people tend to be some of the most stressful in the United States.

CareerCast.com ranked the amount of stress associated with working in 200 different occupations by considering factors such as the work environment, salary, outlook, travel, deadlines, competition, and the amount of time spent working in the public eye.

Numerous positions are in great demand, have standard workdays of eight hours each, and provide the opportunity for workers to perform their duties from distant places.

#10 Chiropractic Physician

Daily hours: 8 and beyond

Income: $68,358

The need for chiropractors is expanding in proportion to the increasing number of individuals who spend their whole workdays seated in front of computers. In addition, chiropractors keep standard business hours.

#9 Occupational Therapist, Position 

Score of 13.22 for stress

Six to eight hours a day

Income: $70,193

Because of the rise in the number of elderly people in the world, occupational therapists are in particularly high demand. Therapists have regular office hours and work very closely with their clients.

#8 Mathematician

Score of 12.78 for stress

6-10 hours a day on average.

Income: $94,178

There is a considerable need for mathematicians, and a significant portion of them work for the government, which provides them with a reliable salary and several other perks.

#7 Thinker and Scholar

The level of stress is 12.56.

6-10 hours a day on average.

Income: $61,221

A significant number of philosophers have careers in academics and pass on their expertise to students in higher education. Those are able to work at their own pace while enjoying the company of others who share their passion for philosophy.

#6. A Speech Therapist or Pathologist

The level of stress is 12.43.

Eight hours make up a day.

Income: $66,143

Speech pathologists are finding themselves in more demand as time goes on. They devote the most of their effort to assisting youngsters who have difficulties communicating.

#5 Dental Hygienist

The level of stress equals 12.07

Six to eight hours a day

Income: $67,107

Hygienists have consistently strong employment opportunities, and their normal workweek consists of just two to three days.

#4 Programmer for Computers

The level of stress is 11.76.

Daily hours are between 8 and 10.

Income: $71,176

Programmers are in particularly great demand right now. Additionally, many programmers have the option to work from the comfort of their own homes.

#3 Software Engineer, Position

10.40 as a measure of stress

Daily hours are between 8 and 10.

Income: $87,140

As a result of the increased need for new computer programs and applications, there is a large supply of opportunities available for software engineers. The option of working from home is available to a significant number of software developers.

#2 Dietitian

10.27 is the total stress score.

Eight hours make up a day.

Income: $52,127

Dietitians often work the standard 40 hours a week, Monday through Friday. They devote the majority of their time to meeting with patients, determining the requirements of the patients, and developing appropriate nutritional meals for the patients.

#1 Audiologist

The level of stress is 9.44.

Eight hours make up a day.

Income: $63,144

Audiologists, who diagnose and treat hearing disorders, often operate in low-stress conditions in which neither they nor their patients are in any immediate danger. In addition to this, their shifts are very standard.