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Unusual Business Ideas - Kaan Vatansever

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Coppersmith                                   

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Coppersmiths, gives copper various shapes.
For example plates, jugs or glasses.
In the past people preferred these items but nowdays, they are not prefered much. Because porcelain, plastic and glass replaced  copper.  Coppersmith is declining.

Coppersmiths receive their training from masters. Because coopersmithing requires dexterity. They work for many years and train students.  They work in small, hot and old workshop.

Coopersmiths were very populer in Turkey in the 1970s. But people later turned to steel and porcelain.  Because they are more useful than copper.

Copper has become populer again recently. Tourists love copper items.  Coppersmiths are quite satisfied with the situation.

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Have you ever thought about what happens to the balls that escape into the ponds on the golf course?To be honest, I never thought about it until I heard about the profession of a golf ball diver.Let's learn the profession of a golf ball diver.
First, what does a golf ball diver do?
A golf ball diver removes golf balls that have fallen into ponds on golf courses from the pond.Before starting work at a golf course, they meet formally with its owner or manager to agree on the terms of the job.If they agree, the golf ball diver will start working with a fee per ball.Some golf ball divers can also work with companies.
How should golf ball divers be?
Golf ball divers must be over 18 years old and have a scuba certificate.
How much do golf ball divers earn?
Golf ball divers earn money per ball and they can earn between 50,000 pounds and 100,000 pounds per year.
Are there any risks of being a golf ball diver?
As with any profession, there are risks in golf ball diving.Often being attacked by crocodiles poses the greatest risk.

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(Professional queue waiters, called Narabiyas in Japan, are doing something we can't all have patience for; they are waiting in line. People who practice this profession wait in line for you ,especially for significant discounts (such as black Friday) and new product sales (for example, new iPhone sales). This way, you get rid of waiting in line, the queue waiters earn money.
Thus, both parties gain from the business. This occupational group, which is most active in Japan, can be found in Canada, Austria, and the USA.

What are the features that a professional queue waiters should have?

Professional queue keepers need to be patient at first. After all, waiting in line is not fun, especially if the queue is very long. You don't need to come to any level of education to do this job, and you need to be patient to do this job.

How much do professional queue keepers earn?

Professional queue waiters are paid per turn. In other words, their monthly earnings depend on the number of queues they wait. Payment  can vary, but one queue keepers in an interview with the career magazine Business Insider said she could earn up to $1,000 a week.

How many hours do professional queue waiters work?

It all depends on the queues'length, and the number of queues entered per day.

What are the pros and cons of professional queue waiters?

Pros:
Anyone can practice this profession because there is no need for any level of education.
They can earn about 1000$ per week just by waiting in line.

Cons:
Although they can earn $1000 just by waiting in line, waiting in line can become incredibly dull and overwhelming after a while, especially waiting in line for hours or even all day.
In addition to being boring, waiting in line can become much more challenging in harsh weather conditions, cold, snow, rain, or summer heat.
Professional queue waiters do not have a specific work order. Working hours are uncertain, and sometimes they can stay in line for hours or even days. In addition to working hours, monthly earnings also vary.
That is, they do not have a certain monthly income.

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Salih Berkay Karasu
Ahmet Erdem Anatolian High School

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Unusual Business Ideas - Salih Berkay Karasu

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PROFESSIONAL SLEEPER         (Azra Pamukçu, Dila Naz Balta, Derin Mutlu)

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PROFESSIONAL SLEEPER         (Azra Pamukçu, Dila Naz Balta, Derin Mutlu)

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A professional sleeper gets paid to give their opinion on sleeping products or participate in sleep studies for money. Your responsibilities include laying and sleeping on a prototype mattress and then creating a report in which you assess comfort and other factors during the development phase of a new product.

What abilities do professional bed testers have to got?

It is not an easy job as you think because you have got to have some abilities to be a professional bed tester. First of all you need to be able to fall asleep in different surroundings, usually away from home.You need to have the ability to sleep knowing people are watching you and have no problem with sleeping with  wires or machines attached to you for detailed reports. After you wake up you have to detail your sleep quality in a report. You need to have the ability tomake quality observations. Also you must have good communication skills and must be healthy.

How about their working hours?/ How much do they work?

Sleep studies can range anywhere from 24 hours to 2 months, making it an unusual profession for working hours. Most are paid per hour or per study for their time.

Where do professional sleepers work?

Professional sleepers might work from home to test some products. However, it is more often the case that you will be working from a lab that is a controlled environment for extensive researches. Hotels also hire people as hotel sleep testers. They test hotel rooms for comfort, ambiance, and mattress quality, among other things.

How much money do they make?

An article on careerlancer.net reports that according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the salary of professional sleepers is around $15,000 annually. However, this can differ based on numerous factors such as experience, location, company, and time needed.

Pros and cons of being a professinonal bed tester:

As the other jobs there are also pros and cons of being a professional bed tester. Of course the best thing about this job is getting paid to sleep! But that is not all
they can receive medical treatment for any sleep-related products. They still get paid for the days of any study completed, even if you don’t complete the entire study.They learn more about your own sleep habits and can often get sleep products free of charge. These are some of the good things about profesional bed testers but we must see the disadvantages of this profession. First of all they may have to adjust to your lifestyle (example: no sugar, no alcohol...) for certain studies. Sometimes they have to spend a good amount of time away from home and their family. As an economical factor they don't have a regular income; instead, they usually paid per project. Unlike other professions the work is not guaranteed, and you will need to find studies or projects to work on by yourself. And they may have to wait to participate in another study in some cases (some studies may require them to wait a month or more before working on another sleep trial or study).

One of the professional bed tester Ieva Baradouska, a Slovenian living in London, the capital of England, is doing the job that everyone dreams of. The young woman, who tests the comfort of the beds in a company, gets a salary of 6 thousand 250 pounds, or 33 thousand liras per month, by lying down all day.

Listening to the complaints of the customers, Baradouska gives suggestions to the company for the beds to be better. The young woman stated that good mattresses should provide 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep.

Baradouska, who has been working for the company for 13 years, has been testing the comfort of beds for 6 years. "This job is like winemaking," says Baradouska.