Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Librarian?

Every librarian I know spends a huge amount of time in front of a computer. Librarians now are experts in databases, knowledge management, research tools and strategy, vendor relationships etc. and work at the computer all day. The people shelving books are not librarians.

+100. Amen says a librarian!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Librarian?

Every librarian I know spends a huge amount of time in front of a computer. Librarians now are experts in databases, knowledge management, research tools and strategy, vendor relationships etc. and work at the computer all day. The people shelving books are not librarians.

It also requires a master’s in library science, and getting that degrees requires you to spend tons of time in front of a computer and mastering technical skills.

Anonymous wrote:Librarian?

Every librarian I know spends a huge amount of time in front of a computer. Librarians now are experts in databases, knowledge management, research tools and strategy, vendor relationships etc. and work at the computer all day. The people shelving books are not librarians.

Librarian?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Grocery store clerk? Retail?

Both probably low stress but you're on your feet all day which is way harder than looking atva computer.

Real low stress would be working as a receptionist/front desk person at a place like ferguson. Not a ton of people coming in, probably low pay though but a fairly easy job.

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And many of these jobs involve a lot of carrying heavy stuff around.

Anonymous wrote:Any position in restaurants. They will hire you without experience. You can move from being a host or busser to waiter, bartender and then manager.
Way more money a more flexible than retail or school. They also feed you which is awesome.

Talk about stress and multitasking…

Anonymous wrote:Starbucks is known for providing decent benefits.

NP but Starbucks looks stressful - those baristas work hard!

Anonymous wrote:Grocery store clerk? Retail?

Both probably low stress but you're on your feet all day which is way harder than looking atva computer.

Real low stress would be working as a receptionist/front desk person at a place like ferguson. Not a ton of people coming in, probably low pay though but a fairly easy job.

Starbucks is known for providing decent benefits.

Grocery.

Any position in restaurants. They will hire you without experience. You can move from being a host or busser to waiter, bartender and then manager.
Way more money a more flexible than retail or school. They also feed you which is awesome.

Anonymous wrote:School teacher’s aid, retail full time position, library assistant, front desk at a gym, customer service from home, etc…

Don’t pick any position in a school if you are looking for low stress!

School teacher’s aid, retail full time position, library assistant, front desk at a gym, customer service from home, etc…

Grocery store clerk? Retail?

My eyes are suffering so much from all computer days, and my brain is fried from the massive amount of info I have to process each day, plus constant team contact as I do it. It’s too much tech and multitasking. What could I do that would be simple, straightforward, low stress? Low pay is fine if health insurance provided.