There is no such thing as a job for lazy people. Everyone has to work hard to achieve success. However, some jobs are better suited for those who want to work less.
In general, jobs that require minimal physical activity or manual labour are the best for lazy people. For example, service industry jobs like waiter or bartender are a good fit because they require little training, and the work is primarily sedentary. Sales positions can also be a good option because most work is done over the phone or online.
Jobs best avoided by lazy people involve a lot of movement and physical labour, like a construction worker or nurse. These types of jobs require long hours and can be very demanding.
The Best Jobs for Lazy People
10. Video Game Tester
You know how you can sometimes think you will play for a short time, and suddenly the day is gone without leaving the sofa? This does not have to be a waste of time. As a video game tester, you play games that are being developed, find and report bugs, and test these games again to ensure that the problems have been resolved. What’s not to love?
9. Court Reporter
As a court reporter, you are not required to make or even speak to customers. You type up everything said during a trial or a legal meeting. It is a great job because it pays well, and you don t need a degree. On the other hand, training is very important. The most important requirement is being able to type fast and accurately.
8. Food Critic
If you want to be paid to eat more than just a bite of food, becoming a food critic might be a better option. You get to make a meal of it. A great way with words is essential for entertaining food reviews, and a culinary background is recommended.
7. Food Taster
Food producers often call for professional food tasters to evaluate new food products fresh out of production. As a food taster, you may be asked to taste things like ice cream, beer, or chocolate and then evaluate them according to taste, smell, consistency, etc. The bad news is that you might be required to taste the whole box of chocolates to gain access to the Wunderbar.
6. Mystery Shopper
Retail stores, restaurants et, research companies and c, and consumer watchdogs all use my shoppers to get information about or rate certain products or services. You need to be discreet and pay attention to detail so you get to play spy without the danger.
5. Computer Programmer
As any computer geek will tell you, the best software code is also the simplest, so the objective is to code as little as possible. Besides, tech companies often offer all kinds of great perks, from free food or beer to hammocks to swing in while you code.
4. Massage Therapist
Massage therapy is about relaxation, so you’ll work in a stress-free environment with soothing music and aromatherapy oils. You can set your hours too, so if you’re not in the mood for work, you don’t take on any clients that day.
3. Event Planner
An eveLikeject manager lets an event planner and others do the hard work. You’ll meet new and interesting people every day and, well, you plan parties for a living. It would be best to be organized, though, or you’ll make your job needlessly stressful.
2. Project Manager
The secret to successful project management is finding ways to get things done in the easiest way possible, which is where natural laziness comes in handy: if you don’t like working hard, you’ll find ways to work smart instead. Of course, you also get to delegate most of the actual work.
1. Dog Walker
As a professional dog walker, you can choose your hours and clients. You also get to be outside, and, best of all, you can play with puppies without having the responsibility of taking care of them 24/7. No wonder this is one of the most popular jobs for retirees.
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