you havent mentioned your age but ile guess tyour young or at least youngish . seems like you could have a problem with your peoples communications skills and if that be the case , before you concider applying for an other job either in the home or outside of , you must deal with this problem im not qualified to advise you how to go about this . however i do know that you should have a chat with your g p . and he will advise you on where and how seek relevent information help etc . now your idea that you land a job working from home would be the solution to your not getting on with other is a definate non runner , the reasonj is because even working from home you still would be working under some type of outside supervision via phone / internet , house calls by an agent collectors supervisors etc who no doubt will sooner or later upset you in some way or other . so no matter what you work at or for whom you will still have to answer to someone and its at that juncture you will react , so as i havbe already stated above get medical advice before you embark on your next job hunt , lastly its most likely your potential employers will check up on your previous employment history and your bad marks will come to light , a previous may even give you a clean reference almost always potential employers will check up on you via previous employers via phone / internet and its over those methods that your true reference will come to light . at least if you seek and follow thrugh with medical advice you can then you can prove to any potential employer that you are or have dealth with those problems and everybody fdeserves a chance so good luck ,

Your problem is not that employees pissyou off … it's your inability to work as a normal employee. If you were to eliminate your passion, your work may suffer, but when it comes to working with people … the only job that does not require that is unemployment.

FYI – if you get canned for having a verbal tirade — you will not get any unemployment benefits. I'd suggest you think long and hard before getting into any at-home business. It's more hassle … and more Hustle.

I really love what I do. I work from home in the healthcare field. It is mostly computer and telephone work so you have to be comfortable talking to people. It helps if you are the sort of person that enjoys helping others as that is a large part of my job as well. I agree with one of the answers below. MOST work from home jobs ARE scams. I looked at many companies before I found a reputable one. The one I work for is a multimillion dollar company that has been in business since 1992. If this sounds as if this is something you may like to investigate I would be happy to answer any questions. Good luck!