I don't know what to do for work

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All of the jobs I’d be able to do are going to be replaced by robots who can do the jobs way better than people can.

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I was thinking about it.

Only way out is find a job to give work for Robots.

What kind of work the robots can do!
you must have an idea.

So get to know them and find jobs for them.

Hope I was clear :thinking:

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The sad truth is that robots can do a better job than humans most of the time.
At half the cost

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Stocking shelves, dishwashing, janitorial are maybe the simplest for someone with schizophrenia. Doing one of these jobs doesn’t take a lot of experience or training.
And these are jobs for humans, not robots.

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Robots can do all those things.

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I don’t know if that’s true but those jobs still take humans to complete. Never saw a robot that can clean a restroom or fill a mop bucket and mop a floor or vacuum a huge carpet.

Robots couldn’t have done the stocking jobs I’ve had and you still need a human to bring dishes to the dishwashing machine and put them away once they’re washed.

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I just watched a few videos of robots doing a few of those things. Soon they’ll probably be able to do all of those things.

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You saw a robot that could fill an empty soap dispenser, clean a toilet and fill a mop bucket and mop a floor? I’ll believe it when I see it.

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I saw videos of robots that can clean floors, bring food to people in restaurants, cook chicken wings and fries and wash dishes and load a dishwashing machine.

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ChatGPT;

:cross_mark: What Robots Struggle With:

  • Adapting to unpredictable environments: Spills, clutter, or obstacles require flexible problem-solving.
  • Detail-oriented tasks: Cleaning behind furniture, dealing with grime in corners, or removing gum.
  • Maintenance and repair: Janitors often fix minor issues, like leaky faucets or broken light fixtures.
  • Human interaction: Assisting staff, giving directions, or handling special requests requires empathy and communication.

:balance_scale: Conclusion:

Robots can assist or augment janitors by handling repetitive or dangerous tasks, but a full replacement is unlikely without major advances in robotics, AI, and fine motor control. Human janitors still outperform machines in flexibility, judgment, and care.

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My little brother started work by doing the jobs other people didn’t want to do. He’s now been solidly employed for the past 18 + years.

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That’s good. Maybe I can be a janitor.

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That’s great @Mudd

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It’s OK if you find the right place to work. Ideally, you could find a place where you work nights when something like an office building is closed and hopefully you could work by yourself.

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I thought of that before. I don’t have good communication skills so I’d have to work at night.

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I’ve worked 3 month’s of night shifts. It’s great but messes up your metabolism.

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I work in an office building during the day. All I have to do is say hi to the office workers; no big conversations. And I know the job pretty well so I go in the morning and it’s written on a bulletin board the task for that day and I go off on my own and work a few hours by myself cleaning restrooms, vacuuming or emptying trash. By now, I don’t need the job explained and I don’t need supervision.

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I worked two or three months of night shifts before.

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It sounds like you have a good job @77nick77. I’d like a job like that.

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Yeah, it pays pretty well too.

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