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morphine4mysoul

morphine4mysoul

Member
I'm looking for some ideas for jobs/careers that don't have a whole lot of socializing involved so I work at least until I get some of the anxiety under control. Thanks.
 
Lorraine Manca

Lorraine Manca

Well-known member
work in receiving at any large store, its just you, paperwork, boxes, dimlights, and a big storage room with a few other people.

the pay is not good, and i only did a job like that for a short time, so i dont know that much about it, but it seemed good for sa, i've heard the post office is a good place for asocial people to, but then there's that expression, going postal, i dont know
 
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aisme

Member
morphine4mysoul said:
I'm looking for some ideas for jobs/careers that don't have a whole lot of socializing involved so I work at least until I get some of the anxiety under control. Thanks.
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same here. i already have one actually. well, sort of, i'm just a freelance translator so sometimes i get jobs and sometimes i dont. i really think i need another job...like a daily/regular job
 
Pookah

Pookah

Well-known member
I want to learn something like scopist, transcription, medical billing.....if I go back to school maybe librarian.
 
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Squishy

Active member
I do voluntary work in a ecology park, it just involves working outside with a small group of people looking after the park. Only thing is I don't get paid. ::(:
 
mrb

mrb

Well-known member
hmmmm a post man you just deliver mail , you dont have that much contact with people iv never spoken to my mail man , iv never seen him ....
 
numb embryonic

numb embryonic

Active member
- farm worker, agriculture, conservation
- gardener
- working with animals (animal shelter type jobs)
- night shift warehouse worker
- courier/delivery driver, postal sorter or postman
- data entry clerk (you usually have your own cubical)
- home computer, typing data etc.
 
Newtype

Newtype

Well-known member
Anything with computers. You're usually working as a team, but it's not the end of the world 'cause they're all geeks who have things in common with you, so at least you have things to talk about and it helps with your SA.
 
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Ct7

New member
Newtype said:
Anything with computers. You're usually working as a team, but it's not the end of the world 'cause they're all geeks who have things in common with you, so at least you have things to talk about and it helps with your SA.
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I agree with this. It works for me.
 
Shift

Shift

Well-known member
I still need to find a part time job, but I always feel inadequate because employers always want someone who is really outgoing or has a lot of experience and I am lacking in both of those areas.

Making jewelry was good. I pretty much got to make things and didn't really have to talk to people much. I moved though, so I had to quit.

And the only other job I've had was an art model, which doesn't involve much talking either, so if you don't mind hanging around naked in a room full of clothed people staring at you, that job's not so bad either. Plus, I didn't have to do a job interview! Just paperwork.
 
Newtype

Newtype

Well-known member
Shift said:
And the only other job I've had was an art model, which doesn't involve much talking either, so if you don't mind hanging around naked in a room full of clothed people staring at you, that job's not so bad either. Plus, I didn't have to do a job interview! Just paperwork.
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How did you manage to do that when you have SA?
 
qwerty103

qwerty103

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Shift said:
And the only other job I've had was an art model, which doesn't involve much talking either, so if you don't mind hanging around naked in a room full of clothed people staring at you, that job's not so bad either. Plus, I didn't have to do a job interview! Just paperwork.
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Say what? Are you serious?
 
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