It also lists the most exciting jobs.
A study has been working on finding out what makes a person boring, including their hobbies and jobs.
And if your work involves a lot of numbers work, then it's bad news for you.
(Photo: Pixabay)The study was led by Dr Wijnand Van Tilburg and was published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
It found that those who work in data analysis have the most boring jobs.
That was followed by accounting, tax/insurance, cleaning and banking.
According to metro.co.uk, religion, bird watching and smoking are now seen as the dullest hobbies.
On the other end of the spectrum, the study also discovered what are considered the most exciting jobs.
In number one is Performing arts.
(Photo: Pixabay)That's followed by science, journalism, health professionals and teachers.
For the study, the team examined the stereotypical features of boring others by having people generate and then rate these.
They focused on occupations, hobbies, and personal characteristics, such as lacking humor or being negative, that people ascribed to stereotypically boring others.
The research then says, "Experiments then showed that those who were ascribed boring characteristics were seen as lacking interpersonal warmth and competence were socially avoided, and enduring their company required compensation."
"These results suggest that being stereotyped as a bore may come with substantially negative interpersonal consequences."
