This post is for the book smart introverts who are looking for a job. Not all jobs are suited to introverts but there are a few that won’t leave you too burnt out at the end of the day. In fact, it might even inspire you!
1. Writer
You could be a blog writer, technical writer or an author. Often a job like this would require you to research and disseminate information in writing form.
A typical day may consist of you being in front of a computer or at your desk, researching and drafting ideas. It would include a lot of independent research and editing work. A lot of the work is usually carried out remotely and most writers are self-employed and they may work from home a lot. (One of our BOLD INTROVERTS is a freelance writer which gives her the flexibility to earn an income while traveling the world)
Qualifications
- Degree desired
Salary
£11,000 for professional writers – uncapped
Tip: If you’re looking to do this freelance there are great websites such as UpWork or PeoplePerHour where you could post your services
2. Computer programmer
In this role you’ll write code. These are the instructions for computers to carry out. The language is complicated and specific to computers.
Most of your day, if not all of it will be sat in front of a computer. There may be little to no interaction with work colleagues as most of the work is carried out independently.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree
- Master’s desired
Salary
- £34,400 per year (average salary)
3. Chartered Accountant
Accountants look at financial records. They deal with a high level of accuracy and make sure those individuals and companies are compliant with paying their taxes. You can either work apart of a company or be a self-employed accountant.
A lot of your time may be spent answering emails and looking at financial records with occasional meetings with your clients.
Qualifications
- Certificate in Finance, Accounting and Business
- Accountancy qualifications
- Degree
Salary
- Between £25,000 – £90,200 dependent on years of experience
4. Paralegal Lawyer
Unlike lawyers paralegal lawyers tend to do a lot more background work including research and organising files. They are often instructed by the lawyer.
Qualifications
- Legal experience
- Bachelor’s degree
So there you have it, 4 possible jobs in very different sectors. If you’re smart and introverted there are careers out there for you!
Do you have any more suggestions? Would you work in any of these roles?
References
- Writer Salary: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/writer
- Computer programmer salary https://www.payscale.com/research/UK/Job=Computer_Programmer/Salary
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