what a similar job like a janitor but no cleaning involved?
i imagine a job like a janitor you don’t have to talk to people. you can work alone or with another person. and it involves little social interaction with strangers or less emotional draining. i tried to be a plant take career but i was always sweating and i was super tired. i didn’t like at all.
deliveries - but requires driving... i know... you don't do that.home appraiser - need a licensed or certified appraiser to sponsor you, but you can do that with little training, make decent $. again.. driving requiredhome inspector.
hey everyone,

i was in a similar spot last year and was going through ft recruitment without having a major banking internship on wall street. i come from a super non-target and ended up doing a masters of finance this year at a decently known school. by being super diligent and persistent i was able to land a job on the street. my advice if you are coming from a background like mine would be to find an internship whether paid or unpaid that offers some type of transaction experience over this summer. Acquaintances - people I work with, know through other friends, members of committees or groups I belong to. These are people I know but do associate with outside of the confines of the source of our meeting. We are 'friendly' but not yet friends.   

Groupies - OK this is not a recognized friendship group but these at the people to me that I spend time with but would not necessarily share my deepest thoughts and hopes with nor would I want to know theirs. This is light and fun based.   

Confidants - People I share my self with who know about me and whom I know all about. These are friends in the truest sense of the word for they are not only people I share time with but people I share everything with and whom I would consider family. haha, well, to me, the profession doesn't matter
i base off of personality, and (yes this will sound shallow, but i swear i am not shallow) looks, but only a little bit on looks... market activities are those which involve remuneration or earning money. non-market activities don’t generally give profits and are for self-consumption. they are not paid for an do not involve money.examples:1. a farmer cultivates primarily for himself and his family and not for earning a profit.2. a mother is preparing food for the family. years ago you have to have a degree in chemical engineering to become a top person in environmental engineering at a plant.
there was no such thing as an environmental engineering degree.

you never touch waste water - you are just in charge of meeting state compliance and environmental standards. 
you have poeple with ged's that do any dirty work.

the government publishes a gray book - forgot the name - that covers all environmental regulations that must be followed by every company - this will become your bible.

cheme's do not spend all day on a lab.
they go on to be production managers and plant manangers.
chemical engineers is currently one of the highest paying 4 year degrees.
the degree is highly in demand - take it if you think you can pass it.
if not environmental engineers can easily make just a bit under of what cheme's make.
both are rewarding careers that will get you respect.

remember - there is no dumpster diving - not when you are making 75k a year to start.
you'll have people that will jump when you say jump.
/ Good evening, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. Difficult to socialize is actually a problem encountered by many people. Everyone has different personalities and with them, there are people who are easy to socialize and some are very difficult. On the other hand, people who socialize too easily usually find it difficult to find pleasure without the presence of others, and people who tend to be quiet are easier to find calm and excitement in their solitude.



What is clear is the key is that you state that if you already feel close to that person, you will be far more comfortable to socialize and that means there are no abnormalities in yourself, because in the end, you can still socialize even though it takes time to adapt.



Among the things you can do to practice your social skills is to speak in front of a mirror. Pay attention to what might still be fixed from you. Then try to enrich your horizons. Each person has different pleasures and it will be easier for you to start a conversation with someone else if you know a lot of things. Then don't easily feel that you offended others. If you are afraid that what you say offends someone, apologize before expressing it, and then ask if it offends him, because we really will not know how someone feels except by asking. In addition, you should have a friend who can correct you. If you want further, you can also take public speaking classes to practice your skills. And in doing all that, you have to put an understanding in yourself that you want to change, and you want to try, that everything that other people can do, you certainly can too.



Apart from all that, if you still feel you haven't reached the level of personality you want, realize that you don't need to be someone else. Just be the best version of your personality, but you don't need to lose its characteristics. So quiet is not a disorder, and as long as you can still carry out daily activities and have good social relations, even if it's not as easy as some people, it's okay. Accept yourself with all its shortcomings but focus on the strengths. So, hopefully answering your question. some people have not been equipped with the coping or social skills to create and maintain healthy relationships. yet, one can develop social skills by accepting that although a group of people are related by blood, they are not automatically healthy or beneficial for all. 
one can create new, healthy relationships by reshaping their outlook, possibly with the help of therapy, and taking up new hobbies for adults....joining co-ed groups to meet both males and females and not only will this be fun, but this will provide the healthy socialization adults benefit from. some people are introverts, which psychology has adjusted to mean where u get ur energy from. like, an extrovert get energy and life from interacting with lots of people and feels uplifted and empowered by this, whereas introverts can actually be social as well, but prefer limitied amounts as too much interaction makes them feel drained. it does not mean the socially awkard kid who people have only say one word, two years ago, sitting in the basement with no friends. most people do both, but obstetricians deal with pregnancy and gynaecologists with non-pregnancy female problems.<br/><br/>best wishes coolworks - coolworks features seasonal and part-time "jobs in great places". coolworks even has a job page called older &amp; bolder, targeted at retirees or soon-to-be retirees, where you'll find a variety of part-time and seasonal posts. finding a wife. might leave the bay area for it (among other reasons)career wise i’m not too ambitious. i’m already l5 and would be 100% happy with that comp outside of the bay area. not sure if principal/l6 is worth the added stress.