Which occupation is better, an anesthesiologist or a primary school teacher?

As an anesthesiologist, let me talk about it.

First of all, my current salary is only two-thirds of that of rural primary school teachers with the same length of service and college education.

In addition, in my opinion, primary school teachers have enviable weekends and fixed winter and summer vacations every year.

After working for so many years, I have never really rested, because the work of the department is there and someone must be on duty. All rest is based on overtime.

Anesthesiologists work hard and have great risks, which teachers can't compare with.

As for the sense of accomplishment upstairs, it's useless and can't be recognized. Everyone thanked the surgeon for your successful operation. Who will regard you as an "anesthesiologist" as a hero behind the scenes?

In addition, teachers are respected, while anesthesiologists are basically unknown, and they are all called "anesthesiologists" or even "anesthesiologists".