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Name some jobs that don't require you to work with people.?

  • I hate working with people. I realize this leaves me with few options. What are some jobs that don't require me to work with people (ie the public etc)? Or atleast jobs that do ...show more

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    Computer Programmer, Post Office, Factory Worker, Donald Trump, Construction (sometimes) Plumber, Photographer, Camera Man,

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Sheepherder...rancher, artist, stableboy, farmer.

red

you can stuff envelopes at home and get paid for it.

notmygame

most jobs that have night shifts - I work in a group home on night shifts and the only people I deal with are the residents I care for - I do so much of my managers work - they are both very gratefull to me. I do asleep shifts so my body is not screwed up by night shift work. You can work in many without college or univeristy though I have both and am a rising star -

Andrew

Become a realtor. This job will not get you to have working relationship with anybody except with some clientele. Your time with people, clients or co-worker is very limited and they don't want to talk or have personal relationship with anyone except with their family because every other realtor is a competition to others. This job is also a fake face kind of job. everybody is smiling to you but they will not really trust you and vice versa.

earth angel

the tax collector(most folks hate you and will avoid you).

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