Are You The Sort Of Person Neighbors Describe As “A Real Loner Who Always Keeps To Himself”?

Then a career in the highly-paid, low-stress, self-affirming world of graphic design could be right for you! It’s also helpful if you like to wear a hat and scarf indoors.

One of our readers sent us these helpful insights from Yahoo’s Best Careers For Quiet People:

Career #5 Graphic Designer

If you're content spending many quiet hours working on your art, consider pursuing a career as a graphic designer.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, as a graphic designer you might create visual concepts to get your client's message across to their target audience. Part of the role might also include developing logos, illustrations, or websites with designs created by hand or with computer programs.

How is it ideal for quiet people? Are you a visual thinker who is more conversant in the world of shapes, patterns, and colors than in words? That can be an asset if you're aiming to be a graphic designer. If you experience the world first and foremost through your eyes, you can make everything you touch a lot more aesthetically pleasing as a graphic designer.

Comments

[Sierra Tango Foxtrot Union]

If graphic designer doesn't work out you can also choose a career as a 'quiet professional' with the Naval Special Warfare Development Group, or the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment–Delta.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6160161n

Just sayin'...

[Golf Foxtrot Yankee]

Either way, you're working with bombs.

[Dumb Ass Art Director]

Woo! Me like shapes and colors!

[Sierra Tango Foxtrot Union]

Oh, and BTW, this keyboard commando doesn't wear a hat and scarf...it's a cover and shemagh.

[The SCREAMING Art Director]

My job sounds more like Career #4 - Massage Therapist: “Using your knowledge of human physiology combined with massage techniques, you'll get to support your clients' well-being and healing.”