Top 10 Weirdest & Rarest Jobs In The World Today
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From the crazy to the cool, the serious to the silly, there are tons of jobs out there that you might never have heard of. One of them might just be your next career.
Or it could be a fun side job that will boost your earnings.
The list of 10 ratest and weirdest jobs in the today world
1. Professional sleeper
2. Full-time Netflix viewer
3. Professional Mourner
4. Scuba-Diving Pizza Delivery Man
5. Body Painter
6. Fake Facebooker
7. Flavorist
8. Horticultural Therapist
9. Snake Milker
10. Professional Snuggler
What are the top 10 of the rarest and weirdest jobs in today world?
1. Professional sleeper
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A hotel in Finland hired a member of staff as a ‘professional sleeper’ to test the comfort of their beds. The individual sleeps in a different one of the hotel beds each night and writes a review about her satisfaction with each one.
2. Full-time Netflix viewer
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Imagine being paid to watch TV all day! Well for one lucky employee this dream has become a reality. Netflix has hired someone to watch all of their content before it is available to the public and their role is to review and assign each program its correct tag, which helps us viewers find exactly what we’re after, whether it’s a romantic crime movie based on classic literature or witty talking-animal TV show.
3. Professional Mourner
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It is a tradition in South East Asia that a loud funeral will assist the dead as they travel to the afterlife, so professional mourners are hired to cry and weep loudly throughout the service.
4. Scuba-Diving Pizza Delivery Man
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If the fact that there’s an underwater hotel in Florida isn’t bizarre enough, to add on to that, they have a scuba diving pizza delivery man who supplies them with pizza by carrying them through the sea in a watertight case. What service.
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5. Body Painter
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Body painters usually work at fairs, festivals, parties, or other events that draw large numbers of people. Some specialize in face painting, which is especially popular among families with children. Other body painters may work at concerts or music festivals, offering their services to adults.
Body painters might also be employed on a photo or video shoot that requires clothing to be painted on, as part of the designers' artistic concept. Most body painters work on a freelance basis.
6. Fake Facebooker
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It’s against Facebook’s terms of service to create a Facebook account under false pretenses. But that hasn’t stopped some folks, who use sites like Fiverr and Craigslist as a platform to sell (or buy) actions on Facebook.
For example, a clever computer whiz might create multiple fake accounts that can serve a variety of purposes—whether it be posing as someone's fake Facebook girlfriend, increasing someone's number of Facebook friends, or even "liking" a company's Facebook page—and then sell such services to anyone willing to pay.
According to a Washington Post story, dedicated fake Facebookers can make thousands per month.
7. Flavorist
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Flavorists are chemists who formulate both natural and artificial flavors. Flavorists often have a Ph.D. in biochemistry or chemistry, but many take apprenticeships with flavor companies, known as "flavor houses," in addition to their formal schooling and certification. This offbeat job can also be lucrative—some flavorist jobs pay six-figure salaries.
8. Horticultural Therapist
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Horticultural therapy, also called ecopsychology, is the use of plants, and the process of planting, in psychological or physical therapy.
Horticultural therapists may use the act of gardening as either a treatment strategy for troubled mental patients or as a physical strengthening tactic for patients in occupational therapy.
Horticultural therapy may be used in rehabilitation clinics, prisons, schools, hospitals, or psychology offices.
9. Snake Milker
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This is a risky job because it requires sucking out the venom from live snakes. Snake venom nowadays is used in medical and scientific research to develop medication and vaccines.
10. Professional Snuggler
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If you need to be hugged, cuddled, and snuggled, but you’re all alone, then your answer is a professional snuggler. You’ll be surprised to find a number of companies offering the most enjoyable and relaxing professional cuddling experience. You get to hug somebody, and you get paid between $60 and $80 an hour! Bear in mind: nothing more than hugs.
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