Any job recommendations? Preferences: >solitary >low stress

mail carrier

Security guard

>>17436361
>mail carrier
>low stress
fuck you a thousand times.

>>17436240
Greeter at a restaurant. I get little to no shit from other people as long as I smile. You just open doors, smile, and sit people at tables. I never even feel like I'm working and I'm getting paid for it.

I'm the night guard at an office building that sells medical equipment, the pay is decent but it's painfully boring. Most nights I just get high and fuck around on the internet or sleep.

>>17436432
your mileage may vary. I was a host at an upscale fine dining place that did mostly reservations and was just open for dinner. Especially at peak hours, the job could be very stressful. Since most people stayed at least 90 minutes, and most tables were booked most of the night, hosting could be an intense juggling act of making sure people got seated promptly without overloading individual servers. Add in walk ins, manning the phone (and taking new reservations), and doing all kinds of other miscellaneous shit, and you had a fairly stressful job, especially if you're a phone-shy, not-quick-thinking introvert.

truck driver

Any type of night shift security/hotel work is pretty cushty. I'm a night shift receptionist at a hotel.

>Alone for 5-6 hours a night
>Listen to music and occasionally do a corridor check
>Training was 4 shifts shadowing the other night shifters
>Pay is avg, but I can't complain.

cashier

>>17436837
I always wonder about jobs like these. Do your superiors care that you just listen to music? Usually when I've worked chill, low-supervision jobs, I've been given busy work that prevents me from really relaxing

>>17436240
CNC operator. Literally stand at your own machine all day and run parts, reload material, check parts, and make minor adjustments. A literal retard could do it.

>>17436583
Friendly reminder that if you take a CDL class from a company, you're obligated to be a trucker for a year.

>>17436888
Depends on the company. Some are uptight about everything because the upper management hates anyone doing anything, ever. Others just want a warm body around to keep away teenagers.

>>17436841
>Solitary

>>17436361
there's a reason why 'going postal' is a saying, you know

Data entry clerk

>>17436397
This, especially the ones watchings cameras and shit.
If you do it by night it's GOAT in my country: you either get paid twice or get the normal salary and break days x2