For obvious reasons, people with body odor and halitosis concerns are likely to be looking for jobs/careers that do not expose them to humiliation. One option may be homeworking, which may involve minimum/no contact with others, but allow the person to make a living (or better). MeBO Research hopes to compile a comprehensive list of potential careers for those who wish to follow this path (at least in the meantime), beginning with this table, which we will update over time. We will keep the info brief and link to more detailed posts about each career opportunity as time goes by.
People can send us ideas at anytime, and if anyone who is homeworking wishes to write a post for us, feel free to send it to us in an email.
Table of possible ‘homeworking’ careers
| Career/Education | Overview | Potential |
| Bookeeping | ||
| Web Designer | ||
| Web Developer | ||
| E-Commerce | ||
| Phone operator | ||
| Home distance learning | ||
| Web hosting | ||
| Virtual/Phone/Email Counselling | ||
| Internet commission services | Example - Fiverr |
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UK 
Spain 
1 comments:
I highly recommend the book 'work at home now' by Christine Durst and Michael Haaren. Hundreds of jobs, hundreds more specific companies to contact, and job boards for legitimate positions.
Laura