Your work history is important. All of your work experiences can be grouped together as a particular skill. Back To Top Types of Jobs A person's job interest is also important. If you are interested in working outside, you could apply for jobs such as gardener, landscaper, painter or construction laborer. These include machinists, printers and assembly workers.
Office jobs require good organizational skills.
Examples are computer operators, secretaries, office assistants, mail clerks, file clerks and receptionists. Service jobs usually involve working with people and include such jobs as mail carriers, police officers, cooks, dishwashers, janitors and hotel clerks. Educational jobs require you to have a higher education. Some examples are teachers, librarians and teacher's aides. Sales jobs are for people who are interested in other people.