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The jobs of the clergy are considered the happiest as they worry least about material matters and are involved in helping people.
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The jobs of the clergy are considered the happiest as they worry least about material matters and are involved in helping people.
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Eighty percent of firefighters are happy about the job even though it is risky and dangerous.
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Helping people and social interaction make being a physical therapist one of the happiest jobs in the world.
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The happiness and freedom of putting down one's ideas make the job of an author one of the happiest in the world.
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The satisfaction of helping the people with special needs makes this job a happy one for many people in the field.
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Teachers are a happy lot throughout the world, irrespective of any classroom conditions and education funding issues.
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Artists and sculptors say they are very happy with their job though making a living on that profession is very difficult.
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Many psychiatrists believe a new edition of a manual designed to help diagnose mental illness should be shelved for at least a year for further revisions, despite some modifications which eliminated two controversial diagnoses.
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Sixty five percent of the financial service agents say they are happy with their job. The daily handling of money in a comfortable office environment makes them happy.
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Most of the operating engineers consider their job as the happiest mainly because of the fun operating giant machines.
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In today's career-oriented world, there are many highly paid and high-profile jobs that are normally the dream positions for almost anyone.
But are they the happiest jobs in the world?
Experts are of the opinion that social interaction and job satisfaction are closely connected. According to a General Social Survey conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, those who serve as clergy are the happiest of all.
Have a look at the happiest jobs in the world as listed by Forbes magazine.