If you are NOT a "people-person", are you basically limited to labouring jobs?
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Anti-Semantic - Quaerens Intellectum
ANSWERS: 6
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not necessarily. My aunt works in an office and she only sees the big boss and a few employees out of the thousands that work there.
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I am trying to find a work at home job I am not a people person. I refuse resturaunt work and such.
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+3 No. Most people that do jobs that involve inter-personal tasks don't particularly have good skills in this area and aren't people persons either.
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No. You can be any of thousands of technical specialist. Particularly in IT - people who are not "people persons" tend to get on well with computers. But, for example, some very able surgeons are not "people persons" - their patients are under general anesthetic when the work on them.
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NO ; I am not a "People person" so to speak ... BUT; I've always been involved in jobs that required me to deal with people on various levels ... and I have always did my job .... So; labor jobs are not JUST the ones as there are MANY other jobs you can do ... to pay your way thru life .. +5
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No, you could go into a technical field. Work with computers or in a laboratory. You will still need some people skills but that can be learnt.
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