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Step 1
Apply for these 'introvert' jobs. Librarians, City Mail Carrier, Truck Driver, Veterinarian, Coroner, Bookkeeper, Author, Artist, Genealogists - jobs that requires less time with other people where you have the ability to work by yourself with little to no supervision. Some of these jobs may required a college degree or thorough preparation for an exam (i.e.: Mail Carrier) to be hired.
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Step 2
Work from home. Anybody can telecommute but this is a perfect opportunity for introverts; your work office is in your home and you spend 100% of the time working by yourself. Web designers, medical transcriptions, Graphic Designer, Freelance Writer, Data Entry Keyer, Virtual assistant, or starting your on own e-business (you will have to deal with customers).
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Step 3
Take a personality assessment test. If you are not sure what jobs fits you best, a personality exam is a best way to get started in finding a fulfilling career. Keirsey Temperaments offers a free report and give detailed description of your personality type and the type of career you will feel comfortable and satisfied.
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Step 4
Read the book, 200 Best Jobs for Introverts. The book has lists of numerous of jobs for the introvert type, job descriptions, job salary description, and/or educational experience one must have. Good book that gets you forward into pursuing solitary type jobs/careers.











Comments
jennen said
on 6/5/2009 Being an introvert; bookkeeping is surely the job for me...five stars