Solitary Jobs?

TELLIT01

I feel your pain, or at least did until I retired :-) I always hated working in open plan offices and more so in open plan offices where a lot of people were on the phones a lot of the time.

DKLS

ringo_24601 wrote: »

I've just started a project with a central NHS group based in London.. I get to go to actual meetings now. Yay!

NHS meetings :eek: although the catering is usually good for the all dayers!

Nice to get out occasionally to keep up with the social skills,

Februarycat

I work as an evening office cleaner, work on my own area and it's great, nice and peaceful and just get on with my work with no one looking over my shoulder and telling me what to do.

[Deleted User]

DKLS wrote: »

NHS meetings :eek: although the catering is usually good for the all dayers!

Nice to get out occasionally to keep up with the social skills,

It's ok, it's with techie people.. and they're more department of health than strictly NHS.

Yes, out of the house is fun. I don't actually like the isolation of home working that much!

moneysavingscouser

Try a call centre. Although there may be hundreds in an open plan 'office', once your hooked up with headphones and listening to people who hate the company you work for, its kinda solitary.

Andy_L

konark wrote: »

Lighthouse keeper, lorry driver,operating one of those tower cranes (ok you talk to people but don't have much contact with them) and many types of self-employment like farmer, bee-keeper etc.

I don't think there are any manned lighthouses left these days

Andy_L

Game Keeper

paddyrg

Andy_L wrote: »

Game Keeper

Or, indeed, poacher?

bigjl

Night Security Guard on Building Sites.

Or indeed a Night Security Guard on most buildings.

Mobile Driver for a Security Co.

Andy_L

paddyrg wrote: »

Or, indeed, poacher?

You could try one and, if it doesn't work out, then try the other