While we all think our jobs are the most stressful, some are proven to be worse than others.

To find out what they are and whether you're in one of these highly stressful careers, continue watching.

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Number 10, Air Traffic Controller

Air traffic controllers monitor the movement of the plane and direct the pilot from the ground.

While it might sound simple, air traffic controllers must be alert at all times and need to alert pilots when a problem arises.

Number 9, Phlebotomist

These healthcare professionals collect blood samples from patients for tests, transfusions, or donations.

While the role may be straightforward, the pressure of collecting samples, sending them for analysis, and dealing with difficult clients makes it a stressful one.

Number 8, Event Coordinator

Being responsible for arranging someone's big day or an important event is a highly stressful job.

Especially when you are faced with mishaps and other mishaps.

You'll need to have good connections and be an excellent problem-solver to survive in this cut-throat industry.

Number 7, PR Executive

PR executives are responsible for the reputation of their clients or the company they work for.

Their work isn't a typical nine-to-five.

It's more of a working around-the-clock type of role to ensure their client receives the best coverage to heighten their visibility and to diffuse any scandals.

Number 6, 911 Dispatcher

911 dispatchers are responsible for answering emergency calls and liaising with police officers to get immediate help.

The job involves plenty of stress whilst having to remain calm and composed in order to guide the caller through their next steps,

as well as some calls being extremely traumatic.

Number 5, Airline Pilot

Being the sole person responsible for hundreds of passengers' safety can be extremely stressful,

as can last-minute changes in schedules and long hours of being in the air.

Although the high salary definitely compensates for the stress airline pilots experience.

Number 4, Firefighter

Firefighters risk their lives on a daily basis for the safety of others.

The stress of the unknown, along with the extreme dangers and last-minute shift changes, can take a huge toll on their personal lives.

Number 3, Healthcare Worker

Over the course of the pandemic, healthcare workers have also risked their lives on a daily basis to work in highly stressful environments,

with a surge in patients and not enough staff and resources.

This forced them to work overtime and endanger their own well-being to help others.

Number 2, Police Officer

Police officers put their lives on the line every day,

dealing with life-threatening situations such as armed robberies and making arrests of dangerous criminals.

This, of course, causes a large amount of stress and other health problems.

Number 1, Enlisted Military Personnel

The most stressful job is perhaps that of military personnel.

As you can imagine, being away from home, often for months at a time in war zones, can be extremely traumatic.

The fear of injuries and casualties can cause great anxiety, often resulting in post-traumatic stress disorder and mental health issues.

As you can see, most of these stressful jobs are also rewarding ones.

That said, to succeed in one of these positions, you'll need to be up for the challenge.

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