What job could you never do? *fluff*

[Witwicky]

What do you do witwicky?

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[MamaC]

Witwicky

[sweetseven]

I'll delete this later, so please don't quote

Wow, that sounds like it could be a great and noble job, but I would worry about the risk of repurcussions from the odd disgruntled client.

PS: I assume the above is a quote that doesn't give anything away.

[sweetseven]

I just thought of another job that would be soul-destroying to me, and thus I would not want to do it - one where you have to say "no" to so many people who need you to say yes, such as ...

* an immigration officer that gets to make the final decision (or reccommendation) who to accept and who to deny, or

* an intake officer selecting candidates for a clinical trial - where all the potential candidates are looking at this as their last great hope.

[lovesushi]

Can't do: Jobs that appearance & communication skills are important like real estate agent, sales reps, politician... I'm not good looking & very bad at talking.

Don't want to do: Dr, surgeon, nurse, aged care, butcher... I feel dizzy when I see blood. I had my eyes closed all the time during my delivery, didn't even want to see my own blood.

[Lemonhead]

Childcare!!

BLERGH...snotty noses, vomit, poo, crying...stuff that.

[Witwicky]

I also couldn't be a hair dresser.

Oh and I couldn't do childcare either...I don't like changing my kids nappies, let alone strangers kids! Plus I wouldn't have the patience.

Hmm there seems to be lots of jobs I wouldn't do

[Berrie]

I couldn't do anything to do with meat, so a butcher or abattoir worker, anything with major disgusting odours, or be on a crime scene clean up crew.
Anything else would probably be ok, I worked in childcare for 3.5 years so bodily fluids are fine (maybe bar a lot of adult poo, it's the odour thing. Most odours are fine, just really overpowering stuff like adult poo is a no go ), and I'm not overly squicky, so I could probably handle most surgery/medical stuff unless it was super gross.

I've got one nobody's mentioned. Being on the transplant board, so deciding who needs a transplant more than others. Argh, I don't know how I could put the value of one human life above another, particularly if it was a really close choice.

[sweetseven]

I've got one nobody's mentioned. Being on the transplant board, so deciding who needs a transplant more than others. Argh, I don't know how I could put the value of one human life above another, particularly if it was a really close choice.

I think I covered that category of positions with the following post, even though I didn't include that exact example.

I just thought of another job that would be soul-destroying to me, and thus I would not want to do it - one where you have to say "no" to so many people who need you to say yes, such as ...

* an immigration officer that gets to make the final decision (or reccommendation) who to accept and who to deny, or

* an intake officer selecting candidates for a clinical trial - where all the potential candidates are looking at this as their last great hope.

[Berrie]

So you did, I must have missed your post somehow.