Any job ideas for a shy person?

I'm not that fluent in the art of speaking or raising my voice. I thought about being a UPS driver once I learn how to drive, but what are your ideas?

Edit: I'm not very strong or dexterous with my hands, but I am half-way decent at drawing pictures and doodles. I know animation is a highly competitive course, so that skill is useless. I am planning on going to Moraine Valley, but I don't know what for. I am probably going to do the basics course, to give me time to make up my mind on my career choice. I will be 20 years young this November.

Construction worker?

Technical design such as set, lighting or sound design for theater or film.

Mailman

Any particular subjects or things you like OP?

Boxing?

Biologist.

You can be stationed on an uninhabited island studying seals. Or deep in a jungle studying monkeys.

Night shift janitor.

Comicbook writer

data processing

Stripper

criminal

Maybe you'll grow out of your shyness. If you're not even driving yet, I'm guessing you are pretty young so you have quite a few years to go.

Work for a agency, you ill be screwed if you dont have any experience.

Stripper.

What is your educational background? What is your employment background? Are you interested in attending college or university or joining the military? But, in the mean time, you can put in an application at Labor Ready or any similar day labor center for quick work; it's best to have a car, because you'll have to be there when it opens between 3am and 4am daily; most people are sent out on assignment by 5:30am, so, that makes it hard for people with no transportation arrangements in most places around the United States; my deal is the transportation and this data is from 2001 so there might have been changes at Labor Ready by now; but, in 2001, I was closer to Labor Ready than I am now, so, I could comment to being there by 4am; now, I can't and the first buses start at around 5:30am and 6am, also, I would miss all opportunities, but things can come up after 5:30am but it takes patience; just have enough to take the bus for at least 60 days and something should come up; you can than get a long term assignment which is defined there as a work assignment lasting more than a 3 day period, but, you get paid daily.

@xlr87t3: shipping and receiving jobs. doing stock. mail deliverer. most warehouse jobs require little speaking. a very good job site is

indeed.com

Doing surveys online, computer hacker, manga writer/artist, novelist, blog writer, photographer, assassin/mercenary, mortician

I know of a very good website for doing surveys and it's much different from the usual survey sites; all they do is flood your inbox with opportunities you may or may not qualify to do; but, this website, you can do each survey as long as you catch it before it runs out. I do this website, but, I'm not really quick enough to do like say 30 per day; I can only do about 10 to 15 per day, most of the time.

But, I'm doing a business opportunity that he may be able to do; all he has to do is PM me.

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Street Sweeping.

Night shift security guard.

@xlr87t3: You should find a job that helps you socialize, or if you go to college talk a class in speaking or whatever they call it. You don't wanna die lonely I'm sure.

@ccraft:

Ccraft, buddy, why are you writing things like that?

@kfhrfdu_89_76k: Just trying to help a user, give him options, etc...

Artist. You get to put everything about yourself to canvas, paper, films, where-ever you want. Of course one doesn`t get money that way, but it would be a high time for humans to stop bowing down on pieces of paper and metals.

Learning at an art school, about yourself and how to draw, has been the greatest experience of my whole life so far (I`m 21). But it has to be a real bohemian one, because that`s full of people who understand you.

Maybe consider Liminka school of arts? You probly live far away from there, but it`s the only one I know to recommend. Because that`s where I am.

http://www.limingantaidekoulu.fi/english

It doesn`t have a strict curriculum.

@ccraft:

Does it help them to imply to them, that if they don`t become socializable, nobody will like them?

Try and find something you are passionate about

No matter what job you have, you'll have to deal with people at some point. That's the sad reality I've come to. I hate people soooooooo much.

I didn't say nobody would like them for being shy, but it's not like a girl is gonna walk into your room and fall madly in love with you.

@ccraft:

They know that. They don`t need patronizing.

@kfhrfdu_89_76k: I'm actually giving this user good advice, he should try to overcome his shyness and become a more social person. Saying I'm patronizing this user is just silly.

@ccraft:

They don`t need to do anything they don`t want to. Telling them what they SHOULD do, doesn`t give a high image of yourself.

@kfhrfdu_89_76k: This user is the one asking for advice, am I now a bad person for doing so? I'm not following your logic.

I was going to suggest that you try becoming an assassin until I read that you aren't "very strong or dexterous with [your] hands." Are you asking about like a part-time job or about a full-fledged career? Because either way, you're going to have to pass job interviews and stuff; I strongly recommend that you take some speech classes at a community college or something, or just practice speaking.

Vigilante

Definitely boosted my confidence....

^^^^^^^^

Most jobs out there require teamwork. Moreover, if you live in America (where a large sum of your earnings comes from tips) communication is key. May I suggest getting out more and interacting with people.

I would very much like to be an artist, above almost all other things, but I need a job too! I can't pay for my own stuff & art supplies without money, you know!

You are a shy person who turns 20 in November who is not very strong or dexterous.. Are you my twin?... My advice would be:Don't ask online, probably useless... I could be wrong though.

Pilasy:La Voix d'un homme

furniture delivery?

Grow a pair and talk to people.

An escort if you're attractive enough. Or a hooker.

How good is your logic & patience?

You could study computer science, that can lead to animation - eventually if you want to go that direction.

Work at a restaurant as a bus-boy.

That's what I do. It's great. You hardly have to talk with anyone.

A mime, whatever you do don't become a hairdresser.

@nybreezy: You don't have to be attractive if you're dirty.

Get into research.

Public Speaker.

Get into research and any jobs related to IT.