What do you recommend career-wise to someone who is a people-pleaser but nervous?

[Anonymous]

Say you are a career counselor meeting a person like this:

She's friendly and obviously a people pleaser, genuinely enjoys helping others and feeling connected. Wants to have a job that feels "meaningful" in this way. Has a wicked sense of humor when she eventually opens up.

However, is an introvert with a dose of anxiety issues including socially/crowds/public speaking. Can be aloof sometimes and self-esteem needs improvement.

[HighValue]

School counselor. Either high school or college.

Tour Guide (for a more entry level job)

Chiropractor. You could help lots of people, sometimes relieving serious pain/injuries without them having to risk surgery.

[Chris_Morgan]

Childcare, Nurse's Assistant, Custodian, Office worker, Catering, Masseuse, Delivery person, Florist, Pharmacist... Pretty much anything that doesn't involve public speaking, being in crowds or having to make a lot of small talk with random people.

You might benefit from a job that's very specialized where you know exactly what to do, you're well trained and there's very little improvising.

[Anonymous]

What educational background do you have?

[Opinion Owner]

And work experience.

[PetiteBabe64]

A sex counselor