"Everyone shines. Given the right type of lighting."- Susan Cain
Introverts makeup 16-50% of the population and find energy from being alone. You consider yourself more of a wallflower than a social butterfly. And hey, that is okay! Here are five career paths to consider when on the hunt for an introvert-friendly job.
1. Lab Technician
With strong attention to detail and open-mindedness, introverts make great detectives. If you prefer the behind the scenes action, a forensic science technician is a good career to investigate. This job does require a bachelors in a science related field but will be well worth it if you enjoy the daily tasks.
2. Creative Artist
Do you have an eye for photography, an ear for music or knack at crafting? You can capitalize on these creative skill sets and build out your own business. The options here are quite broad, as you can work either independently as a freelancer, start your own company or contract your services out to larger organizations.
