When people discuss career paths, there’s usually a lot of talk about educational requirements . . . personal interests . . . job satisfaction . . . job availability . . . lifestyle fits . . . and money, of course. But another important factor is:  Do you like . . . people? There’s a thread online where people are suggesting jobs that are perfect for people who DON’T like people.  Here are a few of them: 1.  Power plant operator . . . “Most of it is sitting in a room at a control panel that auto-fixes itself 99% of the time.” 2.  Some kinds of doctors . . . like a pathologist and a morgue doctor. 3.  Lighthouse keepers. 4.  Any job that allows you to wear earphones while working. 5.  Night-shift security guard at a museum . . . It might not sound exciting, but they’ve made movies about this sort of thing. 6.  Baker . . . “The only con is you have to wake up early.” 7.  Commercial truck driver . . . “Driving is as lonely as you want it to be.” 8.  Radiologist . . . “Sit comfortably in a darkened room all day by yourself with the occasional physician question, or brief phone call to relay a critical result.” 9.  Some areas of horticulture, like plant production and being an arborist. 10.  Welder . . . This person added, “Most welders hate people.  I am a welder myself, which is how I know.”  Another person added, “I’m a welding inspector, I believe welders are the reason I can’t stand people.” 11.  Locomotive Engineer. 12.  Handcrafted soap maker. 13.  After-hours commercial cleaner. 14.  Some took the “hating people” thing literally . . . suggesting careers in HR and insurance, which can involve making other people’s lives more difficult. 15.  Assassin. (Ask Reddit)