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I was wondering if anyone here has some good suggestions and advice for a well paying suitable career for a quiet, shy and introverted woman? A career that most quiet, shy and introverted women can excel at. Good pay meaning- can typically start out at $50,000 a yr and preferably not need to obtain higher than a 4 year degree, so a Bachelors degree.
Nope. Besides the long, odd hours, you will have to interact with patients all of the time. Not to mention you must have a strong stomach for all of the illnesses these folks will have.
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Teaching children.
Hell no!!! Have you seen how the kids behave in the classroom today?
No there not. That's just the stereotype. Most are the frat sorority type from big state schools. Very outgoing and personable. There are no jobs in the corporate setting that are good for shy introverts.
Nope. Besides the long, odd hours, you will have to interact with patients all of the time. Not to mention you must have a strong stomach for all of the illnesses these folks will have.
Hell no!!! Have you seen how the kids behave in the classroom today?
Well I just gave those options because I know a lot of introverted types in those fields.
I've never met an accountant that WASN'T shy and introverted and I know MANY. Granted, at my age, I'm not having out with the fresh out of college crowd seeing as if my child is almost fresh out of college.
I've never met an accountant that WASN'T shy and introverted and I know MANY. Granted, at my age, I'm not having out with the fresh out of college crowd seeing as if my child is almost fresh out of college.
Ya. Probably the ones who stay in it for the long term are more introverted.
Financial/investment operations. Good pay, very little overtime(few times a year).
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