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10 Jobs for Boisterous People

Your whole life, you've been told you are a "people person." You smile at everyone and can talk to anyone, and social gatherings are your favorite pastime.

Indeed, you are no stranger to group interaction; in fact, you thrive on it. Your worst nightmare is sitting in a cubicle, talking to no one but yourself all day long, in a job that utilizes only your typing skills. So why let your fantastic people skills go to waste in a job where you can't be yourself or make use of your strengths?

So which jobs are best-suited for social butterflies? Here are 10 jobs that will accommodate your personality:*

1. Public relations specialist (more)

That's right, kiddies...I'm in the #1 field for boisterous people. Word.

Panda Express Fortune

"A much needed vacation will bring a great deal of enjoyment."

Proooooooooooooooooove iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

(However, when fast food Chinese restaurants you frequent for a quick bite to take back to the office and scarf down at your desk are telling you to take a vacation, it might be time to think about it.)

Friday Zen Moment

Earl Weaver. MAN.





Is it baseball season yet?

Speaking of Etiquette..

Great article from MSNBC on Facebook etiquette. I feel as though this will be expounded upon in subsequent postings, but for now, enjoy it.

Dumped by Facebook? 10 etiquette rules

It’s time for social media to start following the rules of common courtesy

Facebook, like nuclear technology, is a tool that can be used for good as well as evil. And there are clearly some people who lack the ability (or desire) to use either responsibly. (more)

This is NOT...

...the appropriate place to be holding a conversation.
Am I missing something? Barking into a cell phone to your buddy when trying to figure out "so what's going on tonight, bro?"

I dunno dude...can I call you back when I do not have my hand on my penis while standing entirely too close to another man? (Cramped men's room is another issue with this building.) Seriously, though, gents...isn't there an unspoken urinal etiquette?

Don't stand at the urinal right next to another guy if there is another free one available. Sometimes that close of proximity is necessary, but if it's not, don't do it. Also, don't start a conversation with the guy at an adjacent urinal. Handle your business and get out. If you're feeling chatty, pull up at an adjacent sink while y'all are washing up and converse there. Other than that, a head nod or quick hi in passing is all the correspondence that is necessary in the restroom.

Please...for the betterment of everyone's excretory experience, do not be that guy.