Documentary World's Most Unusual Jobs | Full Documentary | In Urdu/Hindi

Traditionally we are all aware of some of whom we are related to, or we see people living around them - but there are unique jobs or professional services in some countries of the world from which Most people are unaware - in our present article you will know about such a few jobs.

Anything but conventional, some people do the strangest things to earn a living. From a resident witch to a teddy bear doctor, here are 30 of the most curious careers you never knew existed.
 
ANNIVERSARIES ASSISTANT FOR THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND

Queen Elizabeth's staff is currently looking for an assistant anniversaries officer. The successful applicant will be based at Buckingham Palace and will "prepare and send out messages that mean so much to so many people". It pays $25,675 a year.

ASPARAGUS READER

Fortune tellers use many techniques to look into the future, from tarot cards to crystal balls. Jemima Packington reads asparagus tips. The 'asparamancer' has allegedly predicted everything from the credit crunch to the deaths of several British politicians.

TORTOISE WALKER

Earlier this year, Manhattan resident Amanda Green advertised on Craigslist for a walker with the patience of a saint to take her pet tortoise Henry on long strolls in Central Park. Pet shop worker Amalia McAllister beat hundreds of applicant to land the $10 an hour job.

SMOKEJUMPER

One of the world's most dangerous jobs, smokejumping involves parachuting to the edge of forest fires to fight hard-to-reach blazes. Smokejumpers, who clearly have bags of courage to even contemplate doing the job, earn up to $77,000 a year.

WORM PICKER

You can actually earn up to $44,000 a year working as a worm picker according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The job entails foraging in grassy areas for the juiciest worms, which are used as fishing bait.

PROFESSIONAL APOLOGIZER

If sorry isn't the hardest word for you, this could be your dream role. Professional apologizing agencies in Japan hire freelancers to deliver apologies on their clients' behalf. Freelance staff can earn up to $240 for a face-to-face apology.

TEDDY BEAR SURGEON

Teddy bear surgeons or repair technicians work at teddy bear clinics such as the Build-a-Bear Workshop in St. Louis, USA, 'operating' on damaged bears and nursing them back to tip-top condition. They earn around $30,000 a year.

Documentary World's Most Unusual Jobs | Full Documentary | In Urdu/Hindi

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