10. Salesperson- Many salespeople work on commission and may have to spend time away from home, family and friends because of travel. If a salesperson works independently, benefits may be limited.

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9. Financial advisers and accountants- Most people don’t like dealing with their own retirement savings. So can you imagine handling thousands or millions of dollars for others?

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8. Maintenance workers- Maintenance workers are called only when something goes wrong. Also, they work odd hours, seasonal or varied schedules and frequent night shifts.

6. Teacher- Demands on teachers seem to be growing as many work long hours and try to do a lot with fewer resources.

5. Artists, entertainers, writers- These jobs bring irregular paychecks, uncertain hours and isolation, which lead to depression. Also, creative people may have higher rates of mood disorders.

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4. Healthcare workers- These positions can be rewarding, but can bring long, irregular hours and days in which other peoples' lives are in their hands.

3. Social workers- These jobs call employees to work with abused children as well as families overcoming crisis after crisis, in addition to the barrier of bureaucratic red tape.

2. Food service staff- Waiters and waitresses often get low pay and have exhausting jobs with people telling them what to do each day.

1. Nursing home and child care workers- A typical day can include feeding, bathing and caring for others who are often incapable of expressing gratitude or appreciation because they are too ill or too young.