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Any job ideas for a very shy lad of 27 who is intelligent but unable to do labouring work?
Asked by wemblania
He has previously been a cashier but can't cope with talking to people or shift work. Mail sorting might be an option. He hasn't any money to pay for any courses. He can chat articulately with any person on their own but panics when there is a queue of any sort. He has a past injury that prevents him doing manual work. Can't sit for hours in the same position.
dustin j - can you tell me what a web hosting company is please? ching chongggg, thanks for that ripped wallet link.
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How about some education?
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president of the US..wait a minute..u said u were intelligent..that disqualifies you
Answered by curiousaboutit
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It's funny because I actually thought of mail sorting before you said it. He could also be a secretary or something. Possibly a card dealer at a casino.
Answered by Louis B
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start a web hosting company
Answered by Dustin J
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http://www.rippedwallet.com/morganadana22
go there. you can do surveys online and you get paid. thats probly not what your looking for though. sorry.
Answered by ching chongggg
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Scream!
Answered by cutiekid2009
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Unable or Won't work??
Answered by iamiandme
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anything really. so he can't sit, do his hands work ? data entry isn't hard. paper delivery. dog walker.
Answered by dawn666annapolis
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game designer
Answered by BigDanT_2080
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Try working in a customer service call center. You only have to deal with one phone call at a time and they can't see you. You're just a helpful voice. People who are very shy do very well working in call centers.
Answered by mollyflan
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I am an employer and it sounds like this person has a lot of exclusions. I would have to say a store greeter, like in CVS pharmacy or Wal*Mart. Any job that is piece work, like apple picking, sorter, assembly line. A night time watchman, security guard. Call centers for Banks or Retail. Good Luck!
Answered by kevin h
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Intelligent? Hmm, intelligence can bring one very very far. I would suggest starting his own business. A home based one maybe? Since he's shy and probably wont do too well being face to face with customers. So probably a home based business or the sorts. :)
Answered by alzidaney
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Have him make a list of everything he loves and enjoys doing, that are not limited by his limitations. Then prioritize the list. Take the top three things and brainstorm ways he could make money doing those things, either separately or together. Then take action to do just that. Stop trying to fit him into existing jobs, unless they fulfill the above criteria. It may work better to create his own job. Best wishes!
Answered by cwald888
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If you loike phones you colud do tell a mrketing or you can mail post cards from
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