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1. Shopper on one's own

Average hourly wage: $13.85

Job responsibilities include developing a loyal consumer base and providing regular, high-quality purchasing experiences. Maintain a thorough understanding of different shops and their items. Make purchase suggestions depending on the requirements of the customer.

Qualifications: A high school graduation or GED is desirable.

2. Front-desk worker

Average hourly wage: $14.75

Receptionists operate in a range of environments. Answering phone calls and emails, assisting customers in making appointments, greeting clients, data entry, and taking messages for important personnel are all possible duties.

For most receptionist roles, a high school diploma or equivalent is required. Communication and organizational abilities are required for this job.

3. a security guard

Average hourly wage: $14.76

Security personnel are in charge of keeping an eye on a certain location of business. Inspecting buildings, apprehending trespassers or unauthorized persons, reporting security breaches or infractions, and evaluating security cameras are all possible duties.

Requirements: Typically, a high school graduation or equivalent is necessary. Some companies may demand a driver's license in addition to a clean background check.

4. Teller in a bank

Average hourly wage: $14.83

Job tasks include greeting clients and directing them to the right station inside the credit union. Process a large number of deposits, withdrawals, and other financial transactions for consumers.

Basic arithmetic abilities are required, as well as completion of bank-provided training.

5. Representative of customer service

Average hourly wage: $14.87

Job responsibilities include communicating with clients on behalf of a corporation. Communication may take place in person, over the phone, through email, or through internet chat. Client service employees make certain that customer complaints are handled and feedback is sent to the appropriate teams.

Most employment will need a high school diploma or equivalent; however, certain positions in the banking or insurance sectors may require a specific license.

6. Warehouse employee

Job tasks include organizing, retrieving, and maintaining inventory when shipments arrive at the warehouse. Keep the warehouse orderly and tidy by replenishing supplies as it gets low. Some warehouse jobs may entail data input or machine operation.

A high school diploma or its equivalent may be needed. Ability to lift and transport potentially heavy items.

7. Administrative support

Average hourly wage: $17.25

Administrative assistants provide assistance to consumers, workers, and management teams. Administrative tasks such as answering phones and emails, scheduling appointments, data entry, and supporting the requirements of the organization are common.

Administrative assistants are normally required to have a high school diploma or equivalent, while some companies may prefer a bachelor's degree.

8. Delivery person

Average hourly wage: $17.50

Job responsibilities include picking up orders and carefully delivering them to their destination. The tasks of a delivery driver vary depending on who they work for and may include route planning to guarantee an effective delivery journey as well as documentation of products delivered.

Requirements: All delivery drivers must have a valid driver's license. Many employers like to see a clean driving record and may ask candidates to take a driving test.

9.Worker in construction

Average hourly wage: $17.51

Construction workers employ equipment and machines to accomplish a variety of tasks. They work as part of a team to finish whatever project the management has assigned them.

Physical mobility is required for construction workers to carry and move big things. If construction employees want to operate more complex equipment, they may get numerous licenses and certificates.

10. brand advocate

Average hourly wage: $19.11

As an interactive, customer-facing agent, you must demonstrate professionalism and brand personality. Distribute promotional items like as samples, flyers, or discounts. Answer consumer queries about the brand or product and notify them of forthcoming offers or events.

Qualifications: A high school diploma or similar is preferable.

11.Phlebotomist 

Average hourly wage: $19.35

Job tasks include drawing blood from patients for different medical testing. Label containers with the appropriate patient information. Provide a good experience by picking the optimal collecting technique based on the requirements of the patient.

Valid phlebotomy certification is required (details vary by state).

12.Accountant

Average hourly wage: $19.84

Bookkeepers might work for a firm or establish their own hours by keeping their own customer base. They are in charge of balancing and keeping correct ledgers. Bookkeepers regularly manage bank deposits and report financial outcomes.

Bachelor's degree in accounting or a related subject is required.

13.Personal chauffeur

Average hourly wage: $20.21

Job tasks include transporting people to and from various sites. To guarantee that travelers are comfortable, provide exceptional customer service. Drive cautiously, maintain your vehicle clean, and use the most efficient routes.

Requirements include a reliable mode of transportation, a valid driver's license, and a clean driving record.

14.Nanny 

Average hourly wage: $20.62

Job responsibilities include providing childcare within a certain time range. Feeding, washing, and putting children to sleep are all responsibilities. They also plan activities, assist with schoolwork, supervise playtime, and may be responsible for transporting children to and from school or extracurricular activities.

Requirements: Reliable mode of transportation and expertise caring for youngsters are required.

15. Independent contractor

Average hourly wage: $22.81

Individuals who operate as freelancers market a specialized ability, skill, or commodity by determining their own rates and working hours. There are independent designers, photographers, authors, consultants, and other professionals. They are in charge of developing their own clientele and processing all payments.

Requirements: Vary depending on the freelancer.

16.Tutoring

Average hourly wage: $24.90

Job responsibilities: In order to develop improvement targets, ask students about challenging subjects or subject areas. Examine previous homework assignments and examinations to work through difficulties that the student did not properly answer. Communicate with parents/guardians about any problems or issues that need to be addressed.

Requirements include a reliable mode of transportation, the ability to pass a background check, and drug testing.

17. Postal worker

Average hourly wage: $25.86

Deliver and collect incoming and outgoing mail and goods. Follow precise postal routes and offer enough warning if a delivery effort fails. Ensure that specific deliveries are signed for.

High school diploma or equivalent required, as well as a passing score on the admission test.

18.Estate agent

Average hourly wage: $40.67

Job responsibilities include networking and prospecting for future customers. Travel to properties with customers to show them houses and assist them in comparing properties depending on their requirements. Assist customers with the staging and preparation of their houses for sale. Negotiate contracts so that the terms are as advantageous to the customer as feasible.

Current and active real estate license is required.

19.Occupational therapist 

Average hourly wage: $44.29

Job tasks include evaluating patients to identify their physical condition, limits, and personal aspirations. Confirm treatment plans with your health care professionals. During patient sessions, provide therapeutic advice, support, and education. Create reports for patients, their doctors, and their families.

Master's degree in Occupational Therapy is required, as is a valid state OT license.

20. Speech therapist

The average hourly wage is $48.42.

Job responsibilities include evaluating, diagnosing, and treating clients with voice problems. Create a therapy plan based on the patient's requirements, including different activities and exercises. Individual and group treatment sessions should be conducted. Collaborate with other health care providers to confirm and enhance treatment strategies.