Happy Jobs / Unhappy Jobs

Forbes has run two sister articles on "The Happiest Jobs in America"  and "The Unhappiest Jobs in America" in the past week, with data coming from a recent, year-long CareerBliss survey.   Results are ranked on a 5-point scale and include factors such as working environment, compensation, rewards, and growth opportunities.

But I'm going to say - at least from my experience - these lists are way off base.  I'd love to see some other surveys conducted by other companies during the same time frame.  

As a courtesy, I'm also listing below the 10 happiest and 10 unhappiest jobs as reported by this survey, because I couldn't find the actual list on the CareerBliss website, and Forbes has the lists in a format that requires the reader to manually click through dozens of stock photographs of people at work.

What do you think?  Do you agree with these happy/unhappy lists?    

Here's a breakdown on the 10 happiest jobs:
Software Quality Assurance Engineer (4.24 / 5)
Executive Chef (4.15 / 5)
Property Manager (4.15 / 5)
Bank Teller (4.14 / 5)
Warehouse Manager (4.13 / 5)
Administrative Assistant (4.11 / 5)
Customer Service Representative (4.06 / 5)
Accountant (4.05 / 5)
Systems Engineer (4.01 / 5)
Construction Manager (4.01 / 5)

And here are the 10 unhappiest jobs:
Security Officer (3.51 / 5)
Registered Nurse (3.55 / 5)
Teacher (3.59 / 5)
Sales Engineer (3.64 / 5)
Product Manager (3.65 / 5)
Program Manager (3.65 / 5)
Marketing Manager (3.67 / 5)
Director of Sales (3.68 / 5)
Marketing Director (3.69 / 5)
Maintenance Supervisor (3.69 / 5)