What would be the perfect job for a night owl who doesn't like working with people?
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An almost perfect job would be a Night Auditor at a hotel; you dont really deal with any guests at night. I found it perfect for me to study, surf online all night, and get breakfast on my way out too.
807735
It really depends on where you live. You could go work at a restaurant, those hours are really flexible, and servers make a lot of money if it's a busy enough place. Also, yo could be a telemarketer if there is a call center near your house. And you can often schedule your hours around there. The last idea I have for you is to work at a retail sotre, one that you really like to shop at so you know the clientele and work there when you have free time.
1142261
Try a factory or plant security position where you make hourly rounds.  Make sure that you allow  time for your work and homework.
450941
if you dont wanna work days you can always work nights being a drug dealer....the night shift pays off
369023
You might be not getting a good sleep at night or you have a boring job.
50091
hospitalityjobs.com\nper hour depends on the job you want.
530932
Either Psychology or Psychiatry are your best bets. It depends on how much close contact you want with those you are working with. In Psychology you'll have more book study time and learning about the mind in general, but as a Psychiatrist you'll have time to work with individual patients on their problems. Also keep the ideas of Counsellor, Social worker, or Therapist on your mind. The best thing to do would be to talk to an expert career finder. Hey, you may end up doing that for a living yourself! There are plenty of job opportunities open for people who like to help, I'm sure you'll find what fits you best if you look into it.
623599
I did it for a couple of hours many years ago: hated it so bad I quit after that.  You have to be glib, and willing to lie.  (They told us our names were all "Sally Walker," or something.  Anyway, all the same name.)  You have to be willing to tolerate someone getting abusive when you disturb their nap or whatever they were doing when you called.  Besides, the pay is lousy.
490255
Join a health club or YWCA.  Some kind of group.  Its hard.  My kids are all grown and I don't work so I know its not easy.  But you have to get out even though you don't feel like it after a tiring day at work, so maybe try a Sat. morning or something.
859452
Sounds like you can do what you want.  Working steady night shifts can be tiring but if you're young anyway it shouldn't matter.  Totally up to you.
1095792
I can understand this feeling......but perhaps for one hour you could suck it up and concentrate solely on your meeting and on the other people in the room?  Sit between two other people who can distract you?  If you dont' HAVE to go into the office for regular work hours, then while working from home maybe you could be looking for another job at a relaxed pace.  I hate one of my co-workers, but I tolerate and deal with that person  gracefully knowing that I'm better and more respected by showing that I REFUSE to let them ruffle my feathers.  Never let 'em see you sweat.  Then THEY win.
68243
I hate the graveyard shift. Not many people like it unless they are night people. I am not a night person. It just messes up a good nights sleep and your metabolism. \n\nThe only thing I can say is that you need to get a least 6-8 hours of sleep before the shift, either right after or right before. And once you get into a routine, then you should be okay.
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Hire people who are good at dealing with other people as bartenders/wait staff/door staff. Sometimes small, less intimidating people have less trouble.  They should be friendly and tolerant- able to smooth over any drunk's ruffled feathers. \n\nIn addition, you need 1 or 2 bouncers- muscular big guys who can escort problem people off the property if necessary.  They should also be hard to anger and cool-headed. \n\nHope this helps.
794406
Try out a computer programme called 'adult directions' - it's available to use at colleges and careers centres. You put in your qualifications and then answer lots of questions about what you like and don't like doing. From that it gives you lots of ideas about different jobs you might not have thought of.\n\nMe, by the way, I work in a supported housing project for 16-24 year olds and I really like it.
606235
If you like talking to people, then a call center job can be fun. If you don't like a highly structured job with set lunch and break times, then don't work in a call center.
974693
That sounds awesome, would be hard getting used to, and the company you were working for would have to totally be commited to that... But it would be a nice change to have every day be different and everything.  One day, darkness, next light, breakfast at sunset, sun all weekend... Would be cool.
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waitress/bartender\n\nmake mad $$$ but dealing with drunks when you are sober..............................\nyou get my drift.