These Are The Coolest Jobs That Exist Today & They'll Make You Want To Quit Your Current One
There are plenty of jobs out there that fit the description and these jobs are so cool youll never use the words slogging and tired. Here is a list pick out your favourite: 1 Professional cuddler In some countries like USA and Japan you are literately paid to hug people.
Feel chained to your 9-to-5 corporate job? Wish to move out of the cubicle and dream to have a job where you can actually be happy? Turns out, there ARE plenty of jobs out there that fit the description, and these jobs are so cool you'll never use the words 'slogging' and 'tired.'
Here is a list, pick out your favourite:
1. Professional cuddler.
In some countries like USA and Japan, you are literately paid to hug people. Wanna freelance?
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2. Professional sleeper.
You can work as a luxury 'bed tester' and spend the day sleeping on the job. You wish that everyday, right?
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3. Caretaker of a private island.
Take care of the island, under the blue by the blue.
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4. Wedding guest.
In Japan, you can go and have free food at weddings as guests.
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5. Water slide testers.
After you get your medical tests done, you'll have to check all aspects of safety and make sure these rides are absolutely safe.
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6. Professional Netflix watcher
Wait, what? If you stay up and only love watching Netflix, you know what you need to do.
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7. Ostrich babysitter
Watch little Ostrich babies all day long. Feed them and play with them. They won't trouble you like human kids.
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8. Body painters
Always loved art but corporate job took away your passion? Go paint people and dive into art.
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9. Professional traveller.
Stop finding job that makes you travel. Do a job that is travel.
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10. Nail polish namer.
You think you are creative enough and can come up with names like Suzi and the 7 D¨¹sseldorfs, this job is your thing.
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11. Ice cream taster.
Evaluate ice cream ¡°in terms of taste, texture, smell, and other elements¡± to assure quality control.
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