Comment on:5 people in super-stressful jobs on how they stay calm under pressure

By: Joe Jackson

Joe Jackson — 2017-10-23

Stopped reading at Teacher…

By: Brown Boots

Brown Boots — 2017-10-23

Other than the firefighter and doctor, the other only have a perception of stress based on little miniscule issues they think are important… I love the way that teacher bugs up the fact she might have to do 11 hours… Ha ha, as if that ever happens ha ha. I didn’t even read the TV produces / window dressing.

By: Andrew Mockler

Andrew Mockler — 2017-10-23

hahhahahhaha list of most stressful jobs, Fireman, a junior doctor, a picture of a teacher on a 12 week holiday. I nearly fell off my office chair in hysterics.

By: Rob Cahill

Rob Cahill — 2017-10-23

I would gladly work from 7.30am to 6pm every day if I could have a few months off in Summer and all the other breaks that go with it.

By: TonyF

TonyF — 2017-10-23

learned jack sh it from that. Woeful article.

By: Adrian

Adrian — 2017-10-23

Teaching is hardly a stressful job now compared to countless other jobs, just some examples, medical emergency work or some finance jobs!

By: Liam O'Connor

Liam O'Connor — 2017-10-23

Teachers in super stressful job give us a break
Work a 6 hour day about 30 weeks a year which is 900 hours which is approx 50% of what normal workers do
Regurgitating the same curriculum year in year out – no targets or appraisal or fear of redundancy
Teachers have no idea of the real world

By: Andrew Mockler

Andrew Mockler — 2017-10-23

top 10 most stressful jobs according to forbes
10 Taxi Driver
09 Newspaper Reporter
08 Broadcaster
07 Corporate Executive (senior)
06 Public Relations exe
05 Event Coordinator
04 Cop
03 Pilot
02 Firefighter/Medic
01 Military Personnel

By: Grainne Keegan

Grainne Keegan — 2017-10-23

As if the teacher does be there at 7.30am till 6pm. The secondary school beside my kids school teachers going in last minute and they do be going to their cars some before 3pm and some after 3pm. Hardly a stressful job.

They would be
Nurses/doctors
Fire service
Prison officers
Air cor

By: TonyF

TonyF — 2017-10-23

Pulitzer prize winning journalism here……why the need for the story? The headings are enough.

‘Even after a busy night shift, you’ll find me out for a run’
My co-workers are a massive support when I’m struggling’
‘I have strict time for the gym set in my diary’
‘I get stuck in and solve the problem rather than snapping at people’‘
Working with a capable team helps a lot’

By: Philip Kavanagh

Philip Kavanagh — 2017-10-23

How can anyone comment on how stressful a job, situation, etc can be unless they have actually been through it? I would love to see some of the commentors here deal with a class full of adolescents.

By: WilhelminaMCallaghan

WilhelminaMCallaghan — 2017-10-23

The only thing that would stress me out is not having any work
The fire fighter I get it
The rest no

By: Ken Curran

Ken Curran — 2017-10-23

I worked as a national newspaper news editor for 10 years. That was continuous pressure for eight hours.

By: soussvide

soussvide — 2017-10-23

“Stressful”?

By: Brown Boots

Brown Boots — 2017-10-24

This article is the biggest load of horse shyte ever and I’m surprised the HSA sanctioned it Md sponsored it… I thought they’d have had more sense… It’s ridiculous and smacks at populism rather than dealing with issues… Then again when has a government body employed people who know what they’re on about. HSA visited my work place had to leave and hire in two sub contractors as initially their own inspectors hadn’t a clue… Typical government body! I’d be f in stressed working with numb skulls like that!