your nightmare career

[athanasius]

Peter, your nightmare career would be as a Telemarketer Does the very though of an impromptu speech make you sweat? Avoid making calls to strangers at all costs? Then it's no surprise that telemarketing would be your absolute career nightmare. Harassing people while they eat dinner, selling things they don't need, and asking if they would mind "answering a couple of questions"? No, thanks. You'd rather be mute.

When it comes to the workplace, making a big scene isn't exactly your forte. Instead, your perfect job would be the kind that taps into your introverted brilliance. You enjoy the opportunity to figure things out on your own. And while you sometimes enjoy working as a team, you really thrive when your gears are grinding, your mind is working, and it's all done low-key. Being on stage isn't your ultimate goal — so step away from that call center — you've got better things in mind!

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[Alexander of Byzantine Glory]

George, your nightmare career would be as a Truck Driver How would you like to spend every single day sitting on your bum by yourself, driving long hours, just to deliver giant quantities of who-knows-what? And then once you get there, it's time to drive back. Torture, right? We suspect a social butterfly like you would probably last about a day before giving up the open road for real people. Old friends, new acquaintances, family members, interesting strangers — it doesn't matter to you as long as you've got someone to talk with.

Sure, you like to live life in the driver's seat, but not this way. Instead, you're much more suited to a job where you can interact with others and be part of the team. After all, that's when all your best ideas come out. And even though you appreciate occasional "you" time, you usually prefer to have people around to keep you on your toes and share ideas with. Otherwise, it'd be too lonely out there!

[athanasius]

I think you have a worse nightmare career than mine