Texas Has 5 Of America’s Most Stressful Cities To Work! Did Midland Or Odessa Make The List?

I have given you the most dangerous city in Texas, I have given you the safest cities in Texas, and now here comes the most stressful cities to work in not only in Texas but in all of the United States. These five cities make up five of the top ten so you know they make the top one through five on the list in Texas.  I would have thought Texas would be considered a nice peaceful place to live.

LLC.org compiled this list based on crime rates, single-income households, income growth rates, hours worked, lack of health insurance, commute time, percentage of people who leave for work before 7 am, and the percentage of people who cannot work remotely.

Here are the top five most stressful cities to work in Texas:

6. San Antonio

I decided to throw in an extra for you. I don't know about you but it stresses me to drive in San Antonio. I would rather drive in Dallas/Fort Worth than drive in San Antonio, especially downtown. San Antonio comes in #12 overall in America.

5. Fort Worth

Home of the Stockyards this Dallas neighbor and cowtown city made the list at number five in Texas but came at number 9 overall in America.

4. Corpus Christi

I have to admit Corpus Christi is one of only a few major Texas cities that I have never been to, so I can't speak from personal experience on this one. I would think life at the beach wouldn't be stressful at all.

The next three all came in as the top three most stressful cities not only in Texas but in America.

3. Dallas

I can see how Dallas made this list with a high cost of living and all the traffic totally understandable.

2. Arlington

I was surprised at this one. I think Arlington is pretty easy to navigate through, although I do know they have a high crime rate and I guess people commute out of Arlington into Dallas or Fort Worth to work.

1. Houston

This one comes as no shock to me. The Houston traffic is horrible and is always under construction. The city of Houston also has a high cost of living and a high crime rate.