i despise my current job because i'm a hard intovert and the job requires a lot of face to face interactions which i am just absolute dogshit at plus the pay is terrible, but i don't have any degrees or certifications to get a better job what career field would be great for a guy like me? i don't care how long it takes.

>>33377803 (OP)
What do you want to do with your life?

>>33377826
really the only thing i've ever valued is art since my family could never afford therapy for me art was a good substitute i hate just about everything else.

>>33377869
Okay, you won't find a job that doesn't involve some amount of interaction with other people. It also depends on where you live in the world. If you live in a place where theatrical/movie production goes on (ideally SoCal) then production of sets and props is a real job. Without more info that the best I can suggest.

>>33377914
but i'm also willing to get into some sort of tech field since i spend most of my time online i figured that could work to

>>33377803 (OP)
Just work in the trades, dude. Find some 62 year old divorced tweaker named Keith and beg him to take you on as an apprentice electrician. Carpentry, tile, HVAC, low volt, flooring, whatever trade as long as it's mostly inside. Eventually you'll only really talk to the same people on the daily and the only subject you'll discuss with clients is your trade.

>>33377967
nothing against the trades but i kinda want something a bit more respectable

>>33377931
More often than not there will be some degree of team participation in any IT field. Even electronic repair, which I worked in for a while, will come in two forms: component level repair at a workshop (where there will inevitably be someone who is a jerk that you won't like, or field servicing (board monkey swapping faulty stuff out) which will involve talking to clients.

>>33377981
You see, OP, that you want to be "respectable" but that means overall presentation is a significant factor, which doesn't mean being good-looking but simply coming across as a normal person. So you need to evaluate whether that is possible. Being a tradie might liberate you a bit from such personal presentation but at the same time you must be efficient and competent or you will be picked on. Again, you need to evaluate whether you are up to that.

It occurs to me that long-distance truck driver might be something to consider. The licence can be acquired with a couple of months training.

>>33377803 (OP)
Ever thought about being an overnight security guard? Basically no interaction, just sit at a desk with a book, every so often do a foot patrol. Very good job for an introvert.

>>33377803 (OP)

Maybe you'll be good working with animals.

>>33378467
yeah but those are super hard to get since everyone want's them

>>33378491
i like animals more than people so maybe

Warehouse work is hard but the only time you need to talk to someone is when you need something from them to complete your task or when someone else needs something from you to complete their task. Highly recommend.

>>33379399
what type of warehouse work do you do?