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A while ago we told you about bizarre jobs you never knew existed, and while some of them were bizarre they didn’t necessarily pay very well. We’ve rounded up a few jobs that are both odd and very well paid:
Online survey participant
People don’t just keenly take part in surveys of any kind. So, why not create bait... by making it a job?! One which pays over R500 per hour sounds good. Ever since this job came into existence, it has been a rapidly growing job market, and surveys are actually being completed.
Bubblegum busters
There should be a cartoon network programme dedicated to these people. Without them, we’d find ourselves in lots of sticky situations. Their job (with the aid of machines) is to remove bubblegum from surfaces. They can earn up to $400 (equivalent to R4700 odd) per session – depending on the labour involved. Not too shabby.
Source: www.chacha.com
Adult store assistant
This job entails cleaning up booths, which were occupied by people watching pornographic material. Sounds pretty disgusting to say the least, but apparently this should be worth it as it pays about R300 000 a year. Wow!
Source: simply hired
Dog food taster
Sounds gross, but the $40 000 (R400 000) a year salary should make it worthwhile.
Source: simply hired
Fortune cookie writer
If you have writer’s block for this job, you’ll be in big trouble. Nobody wants any deductions from a $75 060 (R800 000 odd) salary, now do they?
Source:www.ehow.com
Crime scene cleaner
Remember the film Sunshine Cleaning? This is one of the weirdest, yet challenging jobs ever. This job entails cleaning up blood and many other bodily fluids, after the necessary evidence has been collected, of course. At least this six-figure job pays up to $80 000 per year (over 800 000 ZAR).
Source:money.cnn.com
Bingo manager
Nothing screams money like working at a casino. This person’s annual salary amounts to $56 593 (over 600 000 ZAR).
Source:odd jobs with high salaries.
Yes, these weird jobs actually pay. And they are just the tip of the iceberg.
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Online survey participant
People don’t just keenly take part in surveys of any kind. So, why not create bait... by making it a job?! One which pays over R500 per hour sounds good. Ever since this job came into existence, it has been a rapidly growing job market, and surveys are actually being completed.
Bubblegum busters
There should be a cartoon network programme dedicated to these people. Without them, we’d find ourselves in lots of sticky situations. Their job (with the aid of machines) is to remove bubblegum from surfaces. They can earn up to $400 (equivalent to R4700 odd) per session – depending on the labour involved. Not too shabby.
Source: www.chacha.com
Adult store assistant
This job entails cleaning up booths, which were occupied by people watching pornographic material. Sounds pretty disgusting to say the least, but apparently this should be worth it as it pays about R300 000 a year. Wow!
Source: simply hired
Dog food taster
Sounds gross, but the $40 000 (R400 000) a year salary should make it worthwhile.
Source: simply hired
Fortune cookie writer
If you have writer’s block for this job, you’ll be in big trouble. Nobody wants any deductions from a $75 060 (R800 000 odd) salary, now do they?
Source:www.ehow.com
Crime scene cleaner
Remember the film Sunshine Cleaning? This is one of the weirdest, yet challenging jobs ever. This job entails cleaning up blood and many other bodily fluids, after the necessary evidence has been collected, of course. At least this six-figure job pays up to $80 000 per year (over 800 000 ZAR).
Source:money.cnn.com
Bingo manager
Nothing screams money like working at a casino. This person’s annual salary amounts to $56 593 (over 600 000 ZAR).
Source:odd jobs with high salaries.
Yes, these weird jobs actually pay. And they are just the tip of the iceberg.
Follow Women24 on Twitter and like us on Facebook.
