5 Ideal Jobs for Your OCD: Turn It Into Strength!

Whether it's the precision required in data entry, the artistic eye needed for landscaping and styling, or the meticulous nature that makes a great UX/UI designer, I've explored careers where your OCD isn't just accepted—it's appreciated. Watch on to learn about the 5 best jobs for people with OCD!

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction
1:08 - Landscaper / Barber / Hairstylist
2:16 - Data Entry Specialist
2:55 - Editor/Copywriter
3:44 - Quality Control Analyst
4:36 - UX/UI Designer
5:33 - Helpful Resources

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[jakob]

I thought maybe warehouse worker in for example a soda factory. Ive been telling myself, im probably gonna pack stuff right most of the time so no need to check too many times. And why soda? Well its not that expensive and its not gonna blow up or set fire to anything. And by the end of your shift, all you have to check is that the forklift is plugged in correctly. Not too much stress

[anuararagon]

i used to have ocd brother, but then i learned about act and mindfulness, people who is currently dealing with ocd should look for the job they want, regardless in mu opinion, having the ocd label for the rest of your life it’s not helpful, thanks for all the work that you do, love your channel.
and sorry for my English, i’m from Mexico:)