Careers for Introverts
When choosing a career or job it's wise to consider one's overall personality style. The best jobs for introverts provide an opportunity for people to work by themselves, without interruption. There are a range of options available. These options also cover a variety of education levels and salaries. Computer software engineers, as well as actuaries typically earn over $80,000 annually and are ideal positions for introverts. Other options include accountants and auditors, editors and market research analysts, as well as postal carriers, graphic designers and technical writers, electronics repairers and auto body repair and mechanics.
Posted by mlrmlr on 8/30/2009
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For instance, because working alone means an absence of distractions, introverts are often pushed towards jobs requiring concentration and attention to detail, like accounting. ... I think we have a tendancy to gravitate toward the right careers more than we give ourselves credit for. People need to trust their...
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The principle of 'wait and see if you still want it in a few weeks' is particularly effective for introverts who find it easier to delay action while information is gathered. In fact going ... As much as introverts hate to hear it, the claim that Extroverts are happier than Introverts is now supported by science.
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Careers for Introverts & Other Solitary Types by Blythe Camenson; 1999, VGM Career Horizons ; ISBN 0-8442-6386-9 ; 129 pages ; $9.95 ... Careers for Introverts & Other Solitary Types offers advice and information on some careers that may be appealing to you if you're shy, you prefer working alone, or you'd rather work...
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Careers for Introverts & Other Solitary Types encourages you to embrace your individuality by finding the job that matches your character traits—often jobs you'd never think of, but that take advantage of your strengths and abilities.
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"Careers for Introverts..." takes the reader through a few of the more solitary careers available, mainly writer, researcher, artist, forest ranger, security guard, computer programmer/operator and mail carrier.
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Its a factdifferent people thrive in different kinds of jobs. ... Careers for Introverts & Other Solitary Types (McGraw-Hill Careers for You) Cover...
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My methodology can help you determine your personality type and guide you to the careers for which you are best suited. ... Here are the four personality subtypes among introverts -- and the careers at which they are most likely to excel...
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