Most popular jobs?

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which jobs attract the most attention from people? lets say if i had a job listed and people were to email me about it, which job types do you think would get a lot of interest, e.g. a waiter as no qualification is required?
 
I would advise you chose something with the smallest working hours possible and the biggest payout :P
 
the most searched job in the uk is parcle,courier jobs, uk people love a white van
 
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If it's a real world job, check your local job listings and see what's in demand, use that. There probably isn't one miracle job, it's a local thing.

If it's online, then check mturk and similar sites for offers.
 
The more people out there who can do the job, the better the response will be - so a waiter advert (to use your example) would get a better response than a brain surgeon advert.

There are other factors that come into play, such as salary, location and company, but the first point is the most influential.

Even the day and time you place your advert will have an effect.
 
Why not use Google Keyword Planner and check it yourself how many searches each job keyword has?
 
a waiter job won't attract many attention around,
In my country young people are attracted to banking industry and they apply to the job without even knowing what they will be paid the minimum wage but must use tie everyday
it can be a sales marketing, customer service or even debt collector but anyway use a larger gimmick about the industry rather than using the specific job
 
The ones with highest pays and least amount of qualification
 
Anything that has a high level of job satisfaction + short hours + high pay. Technically speaking, these jobs just do not exist. An example would be a 50k+ a year working part time for a dog shelter.
 
is it better to put the correct email in a listing or use "at" and "dot",as this would probably get less spam?
 
Anything that has a high level of job satisfaction + short hours + high pay. Technically speaking, these jobs just do not exist. An example would be a 50k+ a year working part time for a dog shelter.

I would like this job, I worked for a dog shelter in a past life but didn't make 50K part time :)
 
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