Fresh and Easy Careers

Short order cooks, dishwashers and professional servers are always in demand. While these jobs do not pay as well as some others, most employers are willing to adjust work schedules to fit the employee's needs. This is the reason many aspiring actors and actresses choose to work in restaurants.

You go around several places and point the most interesting spots to tourists, explaining its uniqueness and significance along the way. This job is particularly appealing to those good in dealing with other people, along with the gift of gab. You will have to answer questions that have been asked thousands of times. Probably the hardest part is how to keep things fresh for your own sake.

Gastroenterologist can earn as much as $275,000 per year for work such as a colonoscopy or invasive prostate exam. Though the job can become repetitive performing the same procedure and routine every day, especially one that most people despise and dread, a career as a gastroenterology focusing on the digestive system can be worth it for an individual searching for an easy job that pays very well.

Training and licensing is required for plumbers in most states. While the job has a few downsides, like unclogging toilets and sewer lines, the upside is the pay. The average journeyman plumber makes about $50,000 per year and master plumbers can make more than twice that amount.

Although legitimate mystery shopper jobs can be difficult to find, people who love to shop and eat at restaurants will adore this job. Mystery or secret shoppers are assigned to stores and restaurants to report on their consumer experience. Some employers provide you cash to spend and allow shoppers to keep the merchandise. Some shoppers must return the merchandise, but get paid a fee for each job. Emails offering secret shopper jobs are mostly scams so check through sources like employment agencies and department store HR departments for the real deal.