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In a country where about half of all marriages result in divorce, marriage can end for a variety of reasons. Career site Zippia investigated the likelihood of people's occupations contributing to their decision to divorce. According to the 2017 study, researchers compiled data from the U.S. Census Bureau to find out which careers had the highest and lowest divorce rates.Researchers looked at specific divorce rates based on individual positions by age 30 and found that three different military jobs landed spots in the top 10 worst careers for your marriage. The number one worst ranked job was first-line enlisted military supervisors at a 30% divorce rate. Several other engineers and technicians make up the rest of the list.Worst: First-line enlisted military supervisorsLogisticiansAutomotive service technicians and mechanicsMilitary enlisted tactical operations and air weaponsChemical techniciansMilitary, rank not specifiedNonfarm animal caretakersLibrary assistants, clericalEngineering technicians, except draftersDiagnostic related technologists and techniciansMedical assistantsCarpentersAdministrative service managersProbation officers and correctional treatmentTax examiners and collectors and revenue agentsOn the other end of the study, researchers also found a list of jobs where people in those roles are less likely to go through divorce. While most of the jobs in the above list rank with an 8% to 30% likelihood of divorce, the following careers turned out to have an approximately 5% likelihood of ending in divorce.Best: Television, video and motion picture camera operatorsReligious workersSpeech-language pathologistsDentistsManagement analystsArchitectural and engineering managersChief executives and legislatorsTransportation, storage and distribution managersMiscellaneous legal support workersSpecial education teachersSales and related workersMilitary officer special and tactical operations leadersPurchasing agents, except wholesale, retail and farmMechanical engineersPersonal care and service workersThe good new is: Every marriage is different, so even if you or your spouse have a career in the "worst" category, don't take it too much to heart.