All jobs are hard in their individual way. But I believe the hardest job is a neurosurgeon's. One wrong slip of the hand and your patient is dead.
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Hardest job in the world is being a parent.
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it's hard to put a finger on, but a job i would find hard doing is working in the sewers or something
President, constantly criticised for any decision you make, heavy burden to bear
Cleaning the shit and such from old people beds, washing them, etc.
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it's got to be narrowed down between hourly rate and intensity of the job, for instance yes a surgeon may have a lot of responsibilities but when he finishes climbs into his m3 and goes back to his 6 bedroom house, whereas cleaning shit off pavements for 12 hours a day just to make ends meet, has to be a different story.
China simply has more manpower. We have more advanced technology and strategy. The only war we've ever lost was against Vietnam, and that's because it was fought retardedly, with never enough troops at any one time, and soldiers using drugs.
We do have the most 'powerful' military, but China has the largest military.
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tbh ice road trucking is pretty easy, I would say astronaut Not many of those those are pretty much hand picked and statically most risky job in the world.
In my opinion it would have to be deep sea commercial fishing, or Ironworking.
Deep Sea Fishermen have a real hard time with things on the boat alot of the time, and they're out at sea so they can't really just stop.
Ironworkers have a hard job to me because they are expected to manipulate huge steel beams into place and weld them sometimes several hundred feet above the ground with only a rope keeping them suspended.
Deep Sea Fishermen have a real hard time with things on the boat alot of the time, and they're out at sea so they can't really just stop.
Ironworkers have a hard job to me because they are expected to manipulate huge steel beams into place and weld them sometimes several hundred feet above the ground with only a rope keeping them suspended.
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