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1. tropical island caretaker.
Ben Southall, defeated about 35,000 applicants from around the world for the dream job. This job invloved swimming, exploring and relaxing on Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef, while writing a blog to promote the area.
He was paid $111,000 for a a six-month contract to serve as caretaker of a tropical Australian island. He lived in a rent-free, three-bedroom villa, complete with pool.
2. luxury bed tester
Roisin Madigan, 22, is earning £1,000 to sleep in luxury designer beds every day for a month. The student is helping with a "sleep survey" carried out by luxury bed specialists Simon Horn Ltd. The company sells luxury Savoir Beds. She has to spend time from 10 am to 6 pm in beds in the company's showroom in Edgbaston, and then blogs about her experiences.
3. VIP escorts tester
Jaime Rascone has found a fantasy job that just sounds too good to be true: Quality Control in a brothel. Madam Fiorella needed somebody to carry out that final “interview” in her hiring process for her brothel. Girls who are interested in working as VIP escorts for Fiorella have to undergo interviews, psychological testing, and a photo session. When the final six is chosen, they are all “ tested” in a single day by Jaime. He takes careful notes and makes recommendations to the madam. The weakness of the job is that he can only do it once a month - testing around seventy girls a year.
4. ice cream tester
Another world's best job has gone to schoolboy Harry Willsher, 12. He is a chief taster in a sweet factory. Harry's job is to test top secret recipes.Ice cream is one of the more popular snacks in America, and it comes in all kinds of flavors. The weak point is that in order to have a good sense of taste the tester must give up on spicy food, smoking and alcohol.
5. cool pool tester
This job could be the ultimate career choice for adults who never grew up. The official title for water slide tester is the "cool pool tester," He travels around the world and checks the standard of waterslides in various holiday resorts. The First Choice travel agency pays their employee to test speed, landing and other standards at pools around the world.