Fire tower watcher for the National Park Service.
Months of just you and your lonesome and a bunch of trees.
1.I used to work at a cactus nursery and it was an introvert dream.
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Hell any plant nursery work is awesome and anyone can do it.
You just pop in headphones and hang out with plants all day.
3.Night stocking for a retail store.
95% of the night is just listening to music while stocking by yourself.
4.Just about any job working with animals.
Im a kennel attendant for the humane society in my area.
Listen to music for 9 hours.
Clean kennels and cages.
Feed/water the dogs and cats.
5.Fire tower watcher for the National Park Service.
Months of just you and your lonesome and a bunch of trees.
6.Amazon shopper at Whole Foods!
$15/hr to do someones grocery shopping.
8-10 hours alone in the middle of the bush.
Incredible pay if youre a hard worker and it keeps you in amazing shape.
8.Im sitting here working from home.
Im a virtual assistant.
I make shipping arrangements, pay bills, get quotes for different things, make up invoices.
9.Medical transcripts you listen to the drs notes and punch in them out.
Other than meeting the parents the first time, I dont talk to anyone.
I have audio books going all the time.
Plus I get puppy snuggles for like 6 hours a day
12.I mow lawns.
Really the only time I talk to my customers is when I first meet them.
After that its mostly texts.
I enjoy the down time it lets me reset.
Usually only available in big cities, so that might be a factor.
My brother never finished high school and works as one.
Basically you play video games and write reports.
They usually have the perks (as in, fun work environment) of software development jobs.
Im actually gonna be starting there this summer.
14.You could get into something like construction.
15.Library aid or page.
All I had to do was organize books and it wasnt even my job to help patrons.
Its quiet all the time.
For minimum wage in high school it was great.
70% of the time I just got to read books.
Six hours walking by yourself, no boss looking over your shoulder.
Occasional customer contact, but not too much.
Anything that doesnt require you to meet people really.
You dont have to know the subjects; Ive edited articles on social sciences, economics, and literature.
I work for a school district so I do mainly the daily stuff.
Lately Ive been getting more requests for novels my students want to read.
I dont teach Braille, Im not a teacher.
I dont even have to work with the students, though I do like checking in with them.
Most of my communication for work is to teachers and thats all through email.
And I didnt go to college for this.
Though I would recommend finding a class in your area if possible.
Once you get the hang of typing Braille, its like just regular typing.
I just stick my headphones in my ears and listen to podcasts all day.
Caveat: I wouldnt say the job is super easy.
Those are all different codes of Braille.
Graphs and drawings from geometry?
Oh my god, kill me now.
But once you get in a groove, its okay.
21.I dont know if this was already said, but locomotive engineer.
Besides communicating with your crew (your conductor), you dont need to speak much at all.
It also pays very well (in the US its about 6 figures once established).
22.If youre in California, Id say a legal cannabis gardener.
Just be aware: entering into this field can limit your options if you choose to leave.
Im an introvert and dont like talking to people but I thrive in this job.
I cant express how under- appreciated the trades are.
I do not have a degree and have been in the field for 22 years.
I started out with almost no experience in Desktop Support & am now a online grid Security Architect.
26.Welding is a pretty quick course that a lot of companies will pay you to do the course.
I know a guy who got paid to take his welding course, then graduated into a 80k/year job.
27.A factory with equipment loud enough to make earplugs mandatory.
This is the only job Ive had where being an introvert felt like an advantage.
29.Medical / scientific illustrator.
Its a super small, niche field.
Youll draw stuff for nerds and wont talk to many people besides those nerds.
30.In the US, medical coder.
Decent if not incredible pay.
it’s possible for you to get certified within a year of training.
After a couple of years experience, a decent coder can often work from home.
Some interaction is required, but twice the pay of many jobs listed here.
32.Trucking, 100%.
Automation is decades away from being a major factor.
If youre cool being on your own its one of the best careers that doesnt need any secondary education.
Good way to see the country as well.
Good pay, little education needed, and the smell keeps people away.
He pays them well.
Most of their work time is in silence, except for running the vacuum in the coffin viewing areas.
Depending on the company and your location.
When I worked in one, I used to regularly go hours without talking to anyone else.
38.For me Id go be a musician, percussionist specifically.
You dont need to talk to anyone, you just jam along to the music together.
Its an indescribable feeling.
39.I love detailing cars, and make decent money at it.
40.If youre also a night owl, Id say look at nearly any 3rd shift job.
Most people dont choose it and most people are asleep then, so talking/interaction is quite limited.
