Foo - I am tired of dealing with people

What's a good job that has minimal people interaction?

Garbage Collector??

Nighttime grocery stocker or custodian? That's pretty much all I can think of at the moment. I know how you feel. I was formerly kind of a telemarketer, and the company told me they were all warm calls so it should be easy, but of course it was some scam in collaboration with snagajob.com and other such websites. It really turned me off of anything over the phone or in customer service.

Night shift at the morgue

Makeup artist at a morgue. Arctic Explorer, Bear Photographer in Alaska, wildcat miner, forest ranger, graveyard shift IT guy, tech writer, accountant, graveyard shift security guard, long distance truck driver, leaf blower operator.

machine operator.

janitor. night shift.

Night shift at the morgue

I agree.

Some type of computer job that you can do remotely? When my wife was in grad school, we had two friends whose husbands worked from their living room 40+ hours a week with a company back in their home towns 1000s of miles away. They never even needed to go outside. In fact, we only met one of the two husbands the entire time we were there!

Sniper.

Hazmat decontaminations and/or trauma cleaner.
Containment laboratory work (BSL-3)

Simply put, you're working where most people can't or don't want to go. I worked in a pathogen lab for years; with the exception of a project period when I had an assistant, I spent 8 - 9 hours alone.

ETL programmer.

Sniper.

I thought snipers are sent out as a team - spotter/shooter

I thought snipers are sent out as a team - spotter/shooter

not if you snipe the spotter. ;)

not if you snipe the spotter. ;)

Rude.

Smelly security guard. No one will want to interact with you.

Rude.

It's Holy Rude!

and I'm fine with being rude today...my car was burglarized last night. :mad:

eBay

It's Holy Rude!

and I'm fine with being rude today...my car was burglarized last night. :mad:
This happened to me last year, my deductible didn't cover the stuff that was stolen though. ipod, digital camera.:cry:

Hermit.

It's Holy Rude!

and I'm fine with being rude today...my car was burglarized last night. :mad:

Car Thief, there's another job that has minimal interaction with people.

What's a good job that has minimal people interaction?

Goat herder?

It's Holy Rude!

and I'm fine with being rude today...my car was burglarized last night. :mad:

Sorry to hear that, srsly..not cool.


This happened to me last year, my deductible didn't cover the stuff that was stolen though. ipod, digital camera.:cry:

Why would you leave that stuff in there?!!!

I thought snipers are sent out as a team - spotter/shooter
assassin?

assassin?

You had ModoVincere's interest after the first three letters.

Some type of computer job that you can do remotely? When my wife was in grad school, we had two friends whose husbands worked from their living room 40+ hours a week with a company back in their home towns 1000s of miles away. They never even needed to go outside. In fact, we only met one of the two husbands the entire time we were there!

This is what I need, except, it can't be tech support. I've had a job doing tech support remotely. It still required people interaction.

Rude.

People change their mind about what side they're on all the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gglhv-aGCag

Night shift at the morgue

the day shift is more lively?

what did Ted Kaczynski do for a living? try that.

light house keeper, Lindsay Lohan's agent, Roseanne Barr's singing coach, Antarctic chamber of commerce director, BP Oil's fanclub president.

Repo man.

Repo man.

Until the person or persons catch you in the act.

Zookeeper.

Or database programmer. My sister does that and she works from home. The downside is that she's on call during weekends every few weeks.

Until the person or persons catch you in the act.
They worked it out in the movie.

Fire spotter (like Jack Kerouac on Desolation Peak)
Deodorant tester (if you are given the placebo)

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