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You're basically asking "who's going to give me money for nothing?" Forgetting for a while the fact that it's THE holy grail of most of working population (and
by badpun 4y ago
You're basically asking "who's going to give me money for nothing?" Forgetting for a while the fact that it's THE holy grail of most of working population (and hence can be rather difficult to obtain), government jobs are your best bet, as it has the most inefficiencies. For example, the lady who sells tickets in a local museum in my city seems bored out of her mind, as there are basically no visitors there.
- nonameiguess 4y agoNot sure what country you're in, but in the U.S., museums are non-profits. They aren't run by the government. Much of the staff is also volunteers. Actual civil servants tend to be more busy than less busy. The inefficiency of government, where it happens in public-facing jobs, is more to the sheer amount of bureaucracy and paperwork anyone needs to tackle do something, but busywork is still work. They're not being paid to sit around. Very likely, things like manning an extremely low-traffic store or working night security at a place that never has any crime, anything where a warm body just needs to be present but whether work needs to be done entirely depends on whether anyone shows up or not, are your best bet. Possibly babysitting. If you can get the kids to sleep or sit still watching television, you only need to be there and able to respond if necessary, not actively engaged through your entire shift.