2019 New Career Ideas

Pharmacist
Playable Bartender
Gas Station Attendant

"nerdfashion;c-17199630" wrote:
An active teacher career.

Seconding the teacher career.

Architect and Rock Star would also be fun.

Architect. An active career where building houses is part of it.

Also, a Farmer career as part of a agricultural pack.

Lawyer. Education. Construction. Beautician. Pharmacist. Grocery Store/Convenience Store Worker (part-time). Delivery Truck Driver (like FedEx, UPS, etc.) Accountant. IT Tech.

Construction/Design
- Architect
- Interior designer
- Construction worker

Education
- Teacher/Professor

Entertainment
- Singer/Vocalist (solo + bands/groups)
- Musician (different instruments + bands/groups)
- Professional Dancer

Cosmetic care/Beauty treatment
- Beautician/Cosmetologist
- Hairstylist

Archaeology
- Archaeologist

Travel industry/Tourism
- Flight attendant/Captain
- Sailor
- Taxi/Bus/Other vehicle drivers

Rescue work
- Firefighter

Agriculture
- Farmer

Manual work/Handicraft/Shop
- Blacksmith
- Glassblower

Law
- Lawyer

Other
- Fortuneteller/Soothsayer
- Alchemist

Teacher, lawyer, librarian, accountant, mailman, garbageman, bus driver, cashier, waiter/waitress, construction worker, hairstylist, and other normal, basic, average joe jobs that aren't based around social media and electronics.

Bartender, revamp the musician career into something totally different than its current state, baker, caterer, & something construction-focused

I believe so far they've covered 80% of most common professions by careers and part-time jobs.
Teacher and Farmer are the most obvious missing ones.
I'd like Firefighters too.

"NorthDakotaGamer;c-17199636" wrote:
Any actual career that DOES NOT involve social media, a cellphone, a computer, a tablet, or any other electronic devices. I have been getting the impression from the Devs that might be too hard for them to accomplish.

Your comments made me laugh. :)
But I agree 100%. We need real jobs, not just Internet related ones.

I would like to see
- teachers (active career or maybe in combination with active school / active career for students)
- architects (freelance seems appropriate for this one, work from project to project. but with a drawing table or models to build, not completely computer)
- mechanics (work from home in combination with car repairs)
- paranormal career. (This one could be rabbit hole for all I care, but something a bit more extravagant than the traditional jobs but without a computer)

From the other suggestions in this thread I like the idea of farmers and firefighters.

Many have also said this, but I would love teachers. Especially if it came during a university pack. Also Ghost hunter like from the Sims 3, but of course worked upon.