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What are some simple jobs with zero customer relations?

I have tried searching up several warehouse jobs, and they would be a great fit but there are none near me. I want something where no one will bother me while I am working, and preferably something simple and repetitive.

I thought about pill sorting, and cleaning jobs but I cannot find any that aren't part of a store or restaurant.

If it matters, I have only experience at one other job, and I have no problems with background checks or drug tests. I was hoping there would be ways to find a controlled substance job but that doesn't seem to be the case.

Any ideas would be extremely helpful.

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Wayne’s Answer

Hello David! You'll be pleased to know that there's a wide range of jobs out there that don't involve customer service, and they're not all confined to a desk. These roles are ideal for introverts or those who prefer to keep to themselves, so there's no need to worry if you're a little shy.

There's an array of opportunities available where you won't have to interact with customers at all. If the thought of dealing with an irate customer sends shivers down your spine, then a job where this scenario is completely out of the picture might just be the perfect match for you.

Here's a list of jobs that don't require customer service, along with their average annual salaries:

Statistician: $84,726
Transcriptionist: $28,930
Writer: $57,000
Paralegal: $49,943
Software Developer or Engineer: $80,000
Film or Video Editor: $46,000
Data Entry Clerk: $28,000
Blogger: $41,000
Actuary: $84,750
Warehouse Worker: $28,000
Laboratory Technician: $41,000
Librarian: $50,000
Truck Driver: $51,000
Delivery Driver: $37,000
Archivist: $49,000
Researcher: $60,000
Accountant: $52,000
Auditor: $56,000
Research & Development Engineers: $90,000

Best of luck in your job search!

Wayne.
Thank you comment icon Whoa! This is extremely helpful! I was not expecting such a detailed response! I was more angling towards more beginner-level stuff, but these listing definetley help me narrow down what is in my sight lines. Thank you! David
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Adam’s Answer

You're clearly working hard to land a job, which is fantastic! It proves your determination. If you're on the hunt for a good starting job or just want to make some money, consider reaching out to local farms or ranches. The work may be tough, but it often allows for solitude and typically pays a bit more than other entry-level jobs. Even small farms and ranches frequently need help with everyday chores. Best of luck!
Thank you comment icon This is a solid suggestion! If I could stand the sun, this is 100% something I would be putting way more interest in! It follows right in line with what I was hoping for, Great suggestion! Thank you! David
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