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1. Accountant 2. Technical writer 3. Software engineer 4. Architects 5. Data analyst

Temporary office help/file clerk. Truck driver. Forklift operator. Shelf restocker. Shipper/receiver. Especially if you can get night shifts; it's quieter and nobody else likes working nights.

I am an introvert as well as autistic. My life is really hard. Still managed to work as an accountant for 10 years. Stopped working for my son. Started growing vegetables and flowering plants..and also few rabbits for sale. Feeling relaxed. 🌸🐇🌸

I am an introvert, and I found the perfect career for me. I was a letter carrier for 29 years. After working several hours around others in the office, I’d be alone for most of the day. Interaction with others was mostly limited to 1on 1. Ideal for myself.

I am a software engineer (and introvert) - it depends of which internal role you have. If you are a senior developer you have to communicate a lot with other devs and customers. If you want more peace, apply for a junior- or mid-level dev job, even if you could do the senior job. Your only contact are usually other coworkers. Of course you wont make as much money as senior but for me thats worth it. Money is not everything. I already declined to be promoted as senior few times, because of this.

I'm an introvert..but somehow ended up being a doctor which you already know needs A Lot of good socializing and convincing skills. I had to struggle a lot and I'm still now. I just run to my cozy home and give myself enough alone time to recharge and converse with people the next day. Though it's exhausting most of the time.😪

I’m a housekeeper room attendant. I love it. So much peace working solo all shift. Only a few of my coworkers like to bother me 😏

Ok let's cut through the bs. I don't want to work with people and still need to pay rent. GO!

I'm an extreme introvert and have been working as a Copywriter in Advertising (WFH) and am lucky enough to be employed in a company where they allot independent work -- which means no group brainstorming sessions / team calls, etc ! Yayy

Thank you nick for the helpful information👍 My Family really wants me to be an architect but now i know that being an architect means you can do you job alone in peace and not socialize that much because i never knew and nobody told me how an architect work. I really appreciate the information you have shared

I'm an introvert architect who works as a full-time KZfaqr. 😊

Nearly lost my mind/life in marketing as a marketing manager. Good money, soul drainer for me.

From my own experience in IT and an agile environment is that it requires A LOT of communication/reporting to other members of the dev team. As an introvert myself it was really taxing on me. Not to mention having to attend daily stands up.

I wanted to study criminology , and I am an introvert. For me it's interesting.

For a work environment, don't ask me to multitask, when I'm working for myself or alone, having multiple tasks at once seems to increase productivity. I would listen and sing along to music, be typing something, and watching out the window and have better focus on each task, when I try to concentrate on one thing, I have issues

I'm an Analyst right now and it was fun at first messing with data and investigations until there are meetings. I hate meetings. I have anxiety and although I can speak, I feel like I'm on a verge of mental breakdowns every time

Thank you for uploading... Informative.

I am an introvert INFJ-T and I work in Graphic Design, mostly from home. Many people don’t understand why I love my job even if it doesn’t give me financial settlement because I live in Lebanon. And they tried so hard to push me to find something like sales person. I’ve tried it and I totally sucked in it lol now I can see why 😅 I also studied interior design before and have a bacc license in, I was in the top 5 of most successful student in Lebanon, but I couldn’t continue my learning process because of financial issues. But I love both of those domains, as I am eager to learn more.

After 20 years as a professional orchestral violinist I am now teaching one on one in a high school,perfect for me.As someone with diagnosed GAD (general anxiety disorder) this suits me far better than life on stage even though I did it for 20 years.😊

Its either I study Architecture or be a police officer. Im not very good with identifying my skills and understanding myself. Finding careers is hard and im almost at the age where im supposed to know what to do with my life. Ive been trying to change my habits and trying to improve on my social skills. Hope I find more varity in my career path.

Hi Nick! Thank you for sharing. I agree with everything you said! I was a Real Estate Title Examiner for over a decade. This position required a lot of research and allowed me to work independently and eventually from home. This position I used required me to use the left side of my brain, like logic and analysis, which matches the skills that are necessary in all of the jobs you mentioned in your video. There are also jobs out there that are great for introverts who use the right side of their brains, which is more focused on areas using skills like arts and creativity. I like how you mentioned drawing as an aspect of architecture. Don’t forget that there are lot of positions like behind-the-camera content creators, podcasters, writers, artists, and graphic designers that are great jobs for creative introverts. Another job I had was being a ballroom dance instructor where I taught people one-on-one and I also taught dance to large groups of people (up to 100+ people at once). The irony for me was that I found my introversion didn’t bother me or drain be when I was teaching a large group of people because I was “alone” and in my own space while I was teaching and speaking. I struggled more after the class when I had to interact with lots of people, even if they were kind and complimentary and just wanted to tell me they enjoyed my class. I find the same thing is true as a KZfaqr. It’s easier for me to be in front the camera and speak because I’m alone when I do it. The harder part for me, as a KZfaqr, is the “social” aspect of the job like commenting and responding to other people’s comments. Do you find this to be the same for you as an introvert with a KZfaq channel? I really enjoyed your video! I’m grateful for the valuable information you provided! Thank you!

Iam 21....and have lots of friends but i usually space out most of the time and stay away with earpiece during hang out and gatherings ..i dont know why but the starting will be interesting but get bored very easily...my parents always consult me to become officer....but thats the job position i hate the most...iam usually quiet with friends but extremely talkative around the people i feel comfortable.. Like and comment if you're resembling the traits i mentioned... 😀

I dont think calling yourself an introvert should deter you from going after certain jobs unless you have diagnosed social anxiety or something along those lines

I am an introvert when it comes to socializing but when we have like a defined objective or project I am usually the group leader and I am able to speak a lot, I don't really know what I am..

Haha! I am a technical writer! I was waiting to see whether my profession would make the list!

Medical editor, I found, as an option that works best for me. I am a complete introvert and is highly difficult to convey this to managers in India. I don't know how it works in other countries. In India, once we communicate that we are introverts, job applications are rejected and promotions are deferred. I saw that I work well as a freelancer than being a full timer.

Pleasure Nick, Thanks & blessings from my SoUL

Idk why is it strange that I'm 100% an introvert but actually really like the idea of working with bunch of talented people? I'm into performing arts and i love collaboration for creative work. not proffesional one though. planning to get proffesional ahead. but i don't like parties and other human interactions other than for work (which is acting), and few close people.

Great closing points!

As I have seen, Architect needs to speak with many people, such as the client and all the contractors. They are leaders of the construction project and look very busy with many people as daily basic. The person who does focus on design is maybe the architectural technologist.😅

Helpful Information, thanks.

I m an true introvert Nd I have talents different from above 5 work field but prbm is there u need to be an extrovert or act like extrovert which seems very difficult hope I get a reply from u

I’m a mail carrier and love it cause I’m alone working

I’m an introvert.

I couldn’t be an accountant because I’m not good in Math.

I always dreamed about working as a fire lookout

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I'm a Book Reviewer/Editor and it helps me being an Introvert. I can read, write, and work from home.

Hey you sure data analyst job no need to talking/interaction much? I still worry. I wish i can get wfh job for beginners

Try being a surgeon dealing with every single one of the medical staff every single day, keeping calming attitude ALL TIME to handle patients and their relatives, and at the same time acting like you've got firm but kind personality to be able to deal with assistants and nurses I really need a long break..

1:35 I’m an introvert doing sales. I’m gassed from it and looking to pivot.

I wanna be a physiologist 😕

It’s so upsetting that introverts aren’t considered ideal hires because of their inability to go out there and get it! Even if you are a closeted genius, ppl would prefer the loud wannabe who screams across the floor instead of using mails. This is true at-least in advertising.

How about becoming indepedent trader, i think its a good career for an introvert right?

U should add more animated Editing

Me introvert + advocate 😛 love my job..

What if you're an introvert, have ADD, and are terrible at math? What are career options for that combination?

Become a dish washer in a restaurant!

I am an Architect 😄and I am Happy to work Alone

Life is hell.

im a crypto trader and this suits me well but it's very hard in the beginning

1.) accountants 2.) technical writer (handle tech research, own environment, etc.) 3.) software engineer (online banking, work behind the scenes) 4.) architects (draw, design, use n work towards ur vision) 5.) data analyst

doesnt data analysis need a lot of presentation

I was working in an accounting firm

Sir pls let me know being an introvert , can I get into teaching one on one ...also librarian?

i just have a high school diploma only these take college

Ranch hand, farm and ranch work. Veterinary tech.

I've forced myself to do allot of jobs for money and reputation and I end up burning myself out and quitting.

how about sheepherder :)

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Lighthouse keeper

Guess what.... I am introvert and i am pursuing law 🙂🙂🙂🙂.....

You take too much time explaining who we are instead of being precise. Thanks though

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Im an introvert and I took education course.. I regret it. 😭 I just found out I cant change who i am, i just wanted to overcome my inferiorities and comfort and I did but i cant survive a job that exposes me to always talk.. i wanted a change.. maybe animation would do

I found out its hard to be a drug dealer and a introvert