Topic: What Is the Most Interesting Job and the Least Interesting Job?

I find it difficult to answer the question: What is the most interesting job and the least interesting job? In my opinion, there is no job which is most interesting   and least interesting. Everyjob has value, meaning and excitement of its own.
If someone feels happy and proud to have a good and peak job in society, that people admire, respect as doctor, engineer, policeman, ... then for me, something I feel happy and always expect is to be done the job I love even it is the most trivial one (here we do not consider illegal work). Of course, if you're a doctor or an engineer,   your future and money would be more open, higher social status. In general, you can have a full comfortable life on material. But not sure you have the spiritual life really comfortable and happy and somebody asks me if it is of the most exciting career and which work like housework, clerk, small trader at the market, is the least interesting one, I would say no.
As mentioned above, for me, to do the work that I like and fit my ability, that is the most interesting work. because when you like you are excited and apply all your possibilities to work hard. And as a result, productivity increases, jobs are completed successfully. Then we will feel very happy, happy, satisfied, even proud of yourself and feel like their work better. That is the most interesting work. There are many who think housework is boring hard work, which has no fun and fade beauty away. But they do not know that a woman will be happy very much when they cook good nutritional meals by themselves for her husband and children. They will be very secure when it is them who take their children to school and pick them up after school every day and happier when they see the door neat, clean by their hands clean up. At that time, for them, housework is considered interesting. If the housework have been seen as boring, hard,   there is a job that is harder and even people who do this work fall into contempt, and in low regard from...