Do You Prefer To Work Alone? Here Are The Top 10 Best Jobs For Introverts

People who like spending time alone and working alone are called introverts. Introverts usually get drained after social events and group works. If you are an introverted person, knowing the best jobs for introverts can help you enjoy your career better and become more productive as well.

Degree Query and Forbes shared some of the best jobs for introverts. These jobs should suit people who prefer a calmer and more private working environment.

1. Land Surveyor

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A land surveyor measures angles and distances whenever there is a new construction about to take place. A land surveyor also studies land records, land titles and boundary lines.

"You may work on a team; however, a lot of the job is a solo gig," Degree Query explains. "Sometime work will be in remote areas with very little communication with anyone."

2. Librarian

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This job is one of the best jobs for introverts and the working environment -- a library -- is one of the best environments for introverts. A librarian's job is to keep the library peaceful and quiet as well as lend, shelf, catalogue, file, repair and research books.

3. Animator

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Animating art works and drawings are ideal for focused, meticulous and obsessive introverts. You might sometimes need to work with other animators as well as the director but you will be doing a big bulk of your work being alone.

4. Animal care service

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"Though these jobs pay poorly, at only $20,000 or so a year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, they can be blissful for introverts who are more comfortable with animals than with people," Forbes shares. "Ideally you'd get a job at a shelter, a pet store or at a vet's office, where someone else would deal with the people and you'd just be handling the animals."

5. Technical writer

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Technical writing is one of the best jobs for introverts because most of the working time involves writing manuals, FAQ's and reports by yourself. You will sometimes work with other people for editing and research purposes, but you will be alone making sense of complex information and writing it in a clearer and more concise way for the target audience for most of the time.