I did data entry for almost a year and I was bored out of my mind so I quit but I can't seem to find anything better.
What are some jobs that someone with social anxiety can do?
Hand-jobs? lol. Sorry bad joke
Perhaps anything with a graveyard shift.
Hand-jobs? lol. Sorry bad joke
Military. For me at least. I'm definitely going to join the military sometime.
EDIT: Heh, and when I stop posting here you'll all know that I've been killed.
It's the searching for a job that's dreadful!:: I finished university a while back already and can't seem to motivate myself to look for anything better than my crappy retail job. I'd love to have a new job but I'm so scared of the whole process of trying to get one. Hopefully I'll find something where I get to either work mostly by myself or closely with only a few people. And preferably something that requires minimal use of the telephone. The less often I have to look for a new job in my life, the better.::
I don't directly have problems with social anxiety, but I suffer with generalised anxiety and panic disorder. I returned to a job a month ago that enables me to be extremely social, work amongst some really nice people and interact with tonnes of students daily - which is good, because they're all my age and older. I work for a university. Although to begin with, my anxiety was through the roof, going back was the best thing that I ever did (I took time off last August because things got too bad).
I used to be the same... Which job can I search for that will give me the lowest chance of having a panic attack, or give me the least anxiety? I knew I'd get a lot of anxiety about any job. I just had to fight it.
You know what's weird? The best I did at any job was as a bouncer.
Even just the other week I had to get angry at my stepson (irresponsible selfish turd) and after that was the best I felt in a looooong time.
I figure something within the chemical cocktail in the adrenal response does something that "makes me right".