If your goal is avoiding customer interactions, many of these jobs would be outside regular business hours (e.g., night jobs).
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Yes.
It’s not good to work in the night for health reasons. And social timings.
However fortunately there might be a few jobs that are still not fully night. Maybe early starts or late ends that’s OK.
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Maybe you do cleaning on your own like start your own small business. You can choose natural cleaning products and chose preferable hours and circumstances
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I’m considering working 7 days a week because I have a tonne of debts.
Stocking shelves got very lonely for me. I don’t wish that on anyone.
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I used to be the same way. I wanted a job where I was alone. I wish now, I would have tried truck driving, because I like to travel. They probably don’t have as much in the UK. It would probably be better cleaning in a hotel. I bought my first car doing that. Have you ever thought of being an RN? They make a lot of money. I know you wouldn’t be alone, but you’d be financially independent.
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I couldn’t be a nurse. I can’t even feel OK about drawing blood.
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I would love it. Lol. Not necessarily as a life job, but idk.
Could put on music
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You made me think about when I was working on a tv program similar to extreme make over home edition, there was a guy laying tiles and he said he loved the job cause he didn’t have to be in contact with others. But yeah, I don’t know if tile laying is only a solo job lol.
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Keeping many jobs seems to be about, not only what you are able to do; but, also, what you are willing to do.
Google AI seems to think that laying tile hurts your knees. Maybe you’ll be able to trade that for people leaving you alone more; but, I don’t know.
I am acquainted with a guy who layed tile until his knees gave out. He eventually became a landlord after flipping houses. He still has the knees that gave out, though.
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If you work in a kitchen you just cook the food and dont deal with customers directly idk though
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It’s too much pressure. I’ve tried it. You need to cook a lot. And how many customers you get is unpredictable. I have an autism mind. I like predictability.
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Fair enough. Maybe an uber eats driver would be good you just have to hand ppl food and drive around
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And, at least at Door Dash, I think some people click “leave on porch:”
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Do you love animals? If so, you may be able to get a job walking dogs, or you can apply for an entry-level job at a boarding or grooming business. If no jobs are available, you can ask to volunteer to get some experience.
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I wish, but the grocery store I was at didn’t allow it.
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I do like animals. Not a bad idea.
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If you do work with animals, as I did for a while, be prepared to interact with owners who want their pets treated a certain way:
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This is a really good idea.
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Thanks Moonbeam, yes I guess it’s necessary haha
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