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Welcome to a world of peculiar professions, where rat czars, eagle-eyed job seekers, slap-happy productivity boosters, and panda nannies exist. From the mundane to the extraordinary, these jobs span a range of industries and require a variety of skills.
In this list, we explore 13 of the most unusual and fascinating jobs out there. From the dad in China who hired in-game assassins to discourage his son’s gaming habit, to the ex-mayor of Bogotá who hired mimes to manage the city’s chaotic traffic, to the flavorist who must undergo a seven-year apprenticeship to earn full certification from the Society of Flavor Chemists, these jobs are sure to spark your imagination.
We also take a look at the man who saved the day with love, the magician who outsmarted the Nazis, the blogger who hired someone to slap him when he procrastinated, and the intimacy coordinators who help to plan out scenes involving simulated sex between actors.
So, without further ado, let’s dive into this list of 13 peculiar professions.
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Slap-happy productivity boost.
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Saxophonist saves the day – with love.
"Face Jobs" - the new way to fake it.
Intimacy coordinators: A necessary role.
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Eagle-eyed job seekers wanted.
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Mimes for traffic control: really?
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Monkey business indeed.
Magician outsmarts Nazis: Gestapo puts bounty on his head.
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