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I’m finding that most jobs I apply for require a fast pace or the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Where should I look for jobs that don’t require the need to be fast?
Maybe driving? Where you are up against traffic patterns. Passenger buses etc.
I'm an X truckdriver and believe me when i say DONT think of driving jobs as its highly stressfull and you're under constant pressure. Add to that you also need to be on youre toes all the time from trafic etc...
Thanks for correcting me.☺
Plus driving with old ladies like me only frustrates those truck drivers more. Staying safe means 40 mph on 45 mph road to me. Lol
No!? You’d be expected to transfer patients to x-rays, other wards, etc., at a fast pace to get to their destination/appointments on time. There may be very long corridors which you’ll need to walk fast in and then to come back and collect another patient only to do this all over again. It can last ALL DAY. NON STOP.Hospital porter?
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As fore slow pace jobs im afraid that's gonna be hard to find as most demand you to do you're job and be productive (ie get as much as possible done in as short time as can be so then you can do more work on the same day) )
Road crews, people that hold up stop/go/slow signs. They also get used on large construction sites, mining, maybe docks. I believe the money's quite good, down here anyway.