NOT ALL WORK IS TOIL
Nine Careers You Might Actually Prefer Over The Current (Miserable) Job You're In
You've probably dismissed all of these career paths before.
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If constant layoff anxiety and stagnant wages in your current career are driving you up the wall, you should consider a new profession. After all, there are plenty of opportunities out there if you're willing to leave your comfort zone.
Redditor u/wholesomeville wanted to hear about surprisingly pleasant careers that most folks wouldn't expect. Thousands of comments later, and we now have a better understanding of why people decide to take jobs we'd never even considered.
Which profession is far more enjoyable than most people realize?
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Cleaning up after people isn't as dirty as it sounds
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Locksmithing can unlock a happy life
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Graveyards at the hotel desk sound chill as hell
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You could have a green thumb and not even know it
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The work is trash, but the job is not
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Dealing with the dead isn't so bad
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Delivering mail gets you out in the community, and keeps you fit
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Driving the elderly sounds a lot less hectic than driving school kids
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Giving tours is a great way to quickly become an expert
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