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Firefighter Ranks as Most Demanding Job, Says CareerCast.com Study
Published in Physician Law Weekly, July 1st, 2009
While firefighter reigns supreme as the most all-around demanding job, surgeon and senior corporate executive rank second and third, followed by police officer. Considering that firefighters regularly work long hours in hazardous, life-threatening situations and have the most physical demands of any of our top jobs, their landslide first place finish is no surprise, but police officers often endure the same sort of demands yet they ranked fourth. What gives' While police...
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Source: Physician Law Weekly (2009-07-01)
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