I need a low tech, low stress job

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know someone who left a high stress white collar job and now examens/processes returns for a upscale retailer. She’s been really happy. Goes in, does her work, goes home.

What is the title of this job?

[Anonymous]

Dog walker?

[Anonymous]

What’s your current job?

I moved from biology to being a biotech ghostwriter. Basically I ghostwrite articles and website copy for biotech startups. Work 4 hours a day max and basically charge whatever I want.

[Anonymous]

Visitor Assistant at the US Capitol Visitor Center
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/817317600

[Anonymous]

Sales Associate, US Capitol Visitor Center
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/822459500

[Anonymous]

store restocker you can listen to music as you stock shelves

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s your current job?

I moved from biology to being a biotech ghostwriter. Basically I ghostwrite articles and website copy for biotech startups. Work 4 hours a day max and basically charge whatever I want.

I would LOVE to do this. I do a lot of health care writing in my current role. How do I find work in this area?

[Anonymous]

Midnight shift gas station attendant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Librarian?

Low stress?!?! Have you been a public librarian lately?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:School nurse

WHAT?! Omg - I'm crying. This is a joke, right?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:School nurse

Our school nurse has had to call an ambulance at least five times this year from allergic reactions to concussions. She's responsible for keeping track of all the medications in the clinic and administering any during the day. She makes sure that stock-brand Epipens are available, update all the health alerts in the student information system (not low tech), and must pull and provide all medications and emergency inhaler/epipens for field trips. She must also get into arguments with parents who refuse to pick up their children when they are running a fever or have vomited in the classroom/lunch room. This job is not low stress.

[Anonymous]

Zamboni driver.

'nuff said.

[Anonymous]

how about office manager for some small company or law firm downtown?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Librarian?

Low stress?!?! Have you been a public librarian lately?!

+100 says a librarian. ( not public).

[Anonymous]

I once worked at a high end department store as a gift wrapper during the holidays. It was alot of fun and extremely low stress. No tech required at all. Got to meet a couple celebrities as well. That’s my suggestion.