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what a cubicle job that does not have to deal with math?
Asked by Shan
I' am not good at math but I want a cubicle job where im alone working all day, I hate working in the public and I like computers and office type jobs is there any careers you can think of like that that does not involve much math or any at all??
Asked by Shan
I' am not good at math but I want a cubicle job where im alone working all day, I hate working in the public and I like computers and office type jobs is there any careers you can think of like that that does not involve much math or any at all??
A:
Learn math, you need it in everyday life. And to answer your question, probably not.
Answered by Stray Bullet
Answered by Stray Bullet
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That's easy, there are several jobs like administrative and call center work that have little to nothing at all to do with math.
Answered by B-Jo
Answered by B-Jo
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I don't know if you can get hired (are qualified) for a desk job if you don't even know how to go about looking for one.
Answered by hammer
Answered by hammer
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Trust me you do NOT want to work in a cubicle. I did it for about 2 years and it nearly sucked out my soul.
Answered by The Yeti
Answered by The Yeti
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administrative assistant
data processor
telemarketer
Research assistant
Legal Aid
Medical biller (little math there, not too much though, its all on computer)
hmmmm...thats about all I can think of right now
Answered by TOASTEE
Answered by TOASTEE
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Call centers. Technical support. etc.
Answered by jack99skellington
Answered by jack99skellington
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All jobs will involve some kind of math, whether it's basic arithmetic or complex calculus. At the very least, you should know how to count and add.
Answered by trer
Answered by trer
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appointment scheduler for a doctors office.
Answered by karen w
Answered by karen w
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