How should retired people find jobs?

The career choice of re-employment of the elderly varies with personal interests, skills and health status. The following are some common career choices for re-employment:

1. Domestic service: The elderly have rich domestic experience, so they can consider providing domestic service, such as household cleaning and taking care of children or pets.

2. Community voluntary service: The elderly can use their own time and skills to help the community, such as participating in voluntary service, caring for the elderly, food banks, etc.

3. Education and training: The elderly can become counselors, coaches, trainers or mentors, and impart their own knowledge and experience, such as language learning, vocational skills, handicrafts and so on.

4. Consulting services: The elderly can provide consulting services by using their professional knowledge and experience, such as taxation, finance, law, medical care and health.

5. Sales and customer service: The elderly can become salespeople or customer service representatives and make use of their interpersonal and communication skills, such as telephone sales and online sales.

6. Online education and media: The elderly can become bloggers, media people, online teachers or course designers, and use Internet technology to spread their thoughts and knowledge.

7. Entrepreneurship: The elderly can use their business experience and professional knowledge to set up small businesses or family-style studios, such as cafes, handicrafts and food stores.

In a word, the career choices of the elderly re-employment are diverse and flexible, and the most suitable choice needs to be made according to personal circumstances.