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Online job for an INTP

intpz

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Since it is impossible to find a job which uses your brain instead of muscles in my country without a qualification, (I'm still in school, I'm older than 18 though), I've been wondering, what online jobs would interest an INTP who gets bored of so many things? Exclude programming and design, by the way.
 

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Porn Critic? :P
 

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Is this an actual job?
That'd be awesome. Asides from the awkward moments when you have to tell people what your job is :p

If you can build a site that people want to visit, you can sell ad space, and voila!
 

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Good idea! Porn isn't held to the same high standards as other art forms. Maybe a little critical scrutiny would generally improve the quality of porn!

I have a name for the website: "Pictures of Prostitutes".
 

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Executive in charge of efficiency identification, implementation, and improvement.

I.e., website optimization and a/b testing, analytics, and pay-per-click optimization :) Any other INTP's considering or currently in online advertising careers? Good match?
 

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Since it is impossible to find a job which uses your brain instead of muscles in my country without a qualification, (I'm still in school, I'm older than 18 though), I've been wondering, what online jobs would interest an INTP who gets bored of so many things? Exclude programming and design, by the way.
Day trader.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_trading

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Exclude programming and design, by the way.
BLAST. Comeon, both of those things are good for INTPs b/c they often have new interesting challenges. Why are you excluding them?

Still, you could: Create an online market for something. There'd be lots of organizing and customer service and doesn't that sound dandy.

There are starting to be positions for "community management". That involves: posting on forums, tweeting/blogging about said community, kinda being a PR person. All to drive more traffic to whatever online community you got. If you could find a job like that, it might actually be decent, but it would probably get repetitive.
 

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BLAST. Comeon, both of those things are good for INTPs b/c they often have new interesting challenges. Why are you excluding them?

Still, you could: Create an online market for something. There'd be lots of organizing and customer service and doesn't that sound dandy.

There are starting to be positions for "community management". That involves: posting on forums, tweeting/blogging about said community, kinda being a PR person. All to drive more traffic to whatever online community you got. If you could find a job like that, it might actually be decent, but it would probably get repetitive.

I'm excluding design because I think it requires to be an F, as you have to "feel" the "art" side of design. Which I don't. I can't use Photoshop efficiently.

Excluding programming because it pays 400 bucks a month for that, it requires you to more than you'd have to do in the US for $10k a month, and because I need to start eating healthy before I do something to requires very intensive logical reasoning 8 hours a day. I like programming actually.

Online market, that's an interesting idea. I wonder how it would work. Would that work with $1 in my pocket before starting it?
Oh, and customer service doesn't sound nice, as customers are idiots. Most of the time. And I hate idiots. Unless they can bear me treating them like idiots if they act like idiots.

If they pay enough money to get vitamin-filled food, I could work it for a couple months or for a year, until I could get on with programming or something similar. Better than flipping burgers. Never heard of these positions though, never saw them?
 
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