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Captain Nash · 05-10-2017, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Weapon X

I notice a lot of people have been saying they dislike customer service. Would any of you mind sharing what you do for work? I'm pursuing film, but I will be needing work to supplement my income for a good while. What kind of jobs are out there that aren't customer service heavy?

I forgot to answer this. I used to work in sales for the company I'm in but now I do administration, focusing on researching viable accounts for our company for various purposes. The great thing about it, is, that even if the pay is not all that great (I did make more in sales but had more stress), since it's non-paperwork oriented and our office has tried to mobilize its staff as much as possible, I work from home 90% of the time and go into the office 1-2 days and sit at a rotationally available cubical. I absolutely love the perks and the non-interactive nature of my job, as I'm an introvert by nature. Fortunately I'm not single and living alone because if I were it would probably be too much isolation. Plus, I can get my workouts done during my lunch break when the gym is not crowded like it would be during evenings, so I'm not completely alone. LOL.

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Captain Nash Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Middle Tennessee Posts: 5,464	Quote: Originally Posted by Weapon X I notice a lot of people have been saying they dislike customer service. Would any of you mind sharing what you do for work? I'm pursuing film, but I will be needing work to supplement my income for a good while. What kind of jobs are out there that aren't customer service heavy? I forgot to answer this. I used to work in sales for the company I'm in but now I do administration, focusing on researching viable accounts for our company for various purposes. The great thing about it, is, that even if the pay is not all that great (I did make more in sales but had more stress), since it's non-paperwork oriented and our office has tried to mobilize its staff as much as possible, I work from home 90% of the time and go into the office 1-2 days and sit at a rotationally available cubical. I absolutely love the perks and the non-interactive nature of my job, as I'm an introvert by nature. Fortunately I'm not single and living alone because if I were it would probably be too much isolation. Plus, I can get my workouts done during my lunch break when the gym is not crowded like it would be during evenings, so I'm not completely alone. LOL. Last edited by Captain Nash; 05-10-2017 at 10:56 AM..