> On the other hand, try telling a construction worker how hard our lives are sitting in chairs clicking buttons. Construction workers usually chose to do that

> On the other hand, try telling a construction worker how hard our lives are sitting in chairs clicking buttons. Construction workers usually chose to do that job instead of call center, cashier or elderly care for instance. The perception of what's stressful or "hard" is I think different (illegal workers who can't do these jobs in the first place being another can of worms) I also think this is the same perspective for burnout, repetitively doing something that is felt as mind crushing will be a trigger, but what is felt as mind cushing vastly depend on individuals, preferences and predispositions. I don't think there's a single yardstick for that.