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I work in Healthcare Operations. Like I mentioned, my degree didn’t directly help me, as I worked in IT/Helpdesk before landing that role. Honestly with a HS degree being a requirement, having prior experience in customer service and knowing how to use Microsoft Office, you should be able to land roles like that. Howev... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
That would be nice, I’m doing it remote from three hours away from the school. It’s a bit complicated :/ but I do wish you luck! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
Gotcha! Congrats that badass. I know engineering is HARD. How hard is engineering to get into? Lots of math? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
Thank you so much for explaining! I wish you luck in your search. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
I’m really hopeful you’ll find something that works for you! It does take time tho! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
I work in healthcare 58k base. Phone for like 2 hours a day the rest is chat | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
Here is the unspoken reality of life. Not trying to be rude but you make money doing things that are hard, either physically or mentally, and un-interesting and in-demand. Ideally all of the above for the best money. If you are serious about wanting decent paying remote work, you need to give up on environmental scienc... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
I understand. My job now is extremely hard and only Make 48k. It’s very demanding and draining and unnteresting. I am open to changing my major it’s just hard to know where to go. As long as it’s not math all day that’s fine! lol. But I understand you aren’t trying to be rude and I appreciate your comment!
But I know... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
I have been full time customer facing before and I 100% believe you that it’s very draining. It’s part of the reason I went into finance- I am an introvert so outside of executive presentations, I don’t have TOO much peopling on a regular basis. In a given day, I am on zoom maybe an hour or so a day and the rest I can ... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
I have one. I have maybe one call a week. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
Can I ask what you do? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-19-08 |
Product support specialist | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-19-08 |
🥲 that’s what I do | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-19-08 |
Did you get a promotion or something that caused a bump in your salary? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-19-08 |
Yea, I applied for an internal role that was a higher level/promotion. They only require 6 months of working there before you can apply for higher internal roles. I didn't think I'd get it because people who were one level above me were applying but I did.
I went from partially customer facing to fully internal with n... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-19-08 |
Awesome, thanks for answering!
I'm hoping to get to that level. My company is newer so I couldn't get that kind of info from ours lol.
Yea, I can definitely make a career of this. I'm very happy with the socializing I am doing, without dealing with customers :') | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-19-08 |
They exist but usually require niche expertise or high aptitude. I'm at 160k fully remote, have to do Teams meetings pretty solidly, but I don't take inbound calls my stuff is all scheduled and then the time outside of Teams meetings is task heavy. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Remote about $115k rarely ever make calls mostly email | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Can you send me a link 🔗 to the application 😀 | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Look for jobs in healthcare (non-clinical) that offer remote work. I started in customer service when I was 19 at a large health insurance company. Stayed there 11 years, then went to a healthcare organization where I was hired on as an analyst. That opened many doors. I’ve now been with another healthcare organization... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Wow kudos! Thank you | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
What do you do? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Can I ask what you do? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Tech sales | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
IL… it’s a stretch but maybe food science or food processing.
Someone mentioned tech sales.
Building on that… account manager for food science and or processing.
Also in IL insurance and investments. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Also might be a stretch but account manager or sales assistant for life science companies.
My friend works for a company called MaxCyte a company in that space/industry.
Also not an obvious fit but maybe look up “top agtech companies in IL”. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Hi!
I’ve only been at this job for 7 months. I work at Rust-Oleum in Illinois doing product support. The company is great but it’s mentally draining at this hourly salary. My coworkers are great as well. A lot of them have been here 10-20 years. We have people at the company here since the dawn of time lol.
We a ma... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Just realized you may not have been asking me! Sorry | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Sheesh! Do you mind PMing me the details? If not I totally understand! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
What do you do? What is your job title? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
They said I have to already have the certification before I can get the job. But I’ll look into the certification! Thanks | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Is it all commission? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Thank you so much! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
Yes, you do but I thought it may be something that interests you since it’s cancer research and trying to find a cure for cancer. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
It really does interest me! I want to look more into it. That sounds amazing. My mom had at least three cancers. She had thyroid cancer and she also had neuroendocrine cancer (rare) twice. She passed last month from unrelated circumstances but I’d love to do that for her. So thank you! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
No. It’s a 70/30 split with uncapped commission. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-20-08 |
can you tell me what is your role, please? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-21-08 |
Provider enrollment | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-21-08 |
Are you comfortable sharing the position and / or company? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-25-08 |
Hello! I’m currently a student attending school ( which, surprise, isn’t cheap) so I’m looking for a part time remote job that I can make a few dollars an hour, as well as possibly work whenever I want !! I don’t want to do those surveys for money type thing either! If anyone knows anything that is helpful please pleas... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Seeking same! Would love to know also! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
This isn't likely to happen. Your competition is people with experience and advanced degrees under their belts. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
>I’m desperate!
You don't want to do surveys and you're looking for something that's "easy and remote". You're clearly not desperate enough. There are adults with college degrees struggling to find work like that, and that's your competition. Your competition often has a couple jobs already and is still struggling to... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I definitely would recommend that race rebellion.com it has literally EVERY single LEGIT remote jobs known to man. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I’m a social media manager and it’s a full time job and it’s not “easy”. Whatever you’ve heard, it’s not simply “posting to social”. It’s far more involved and there are times I work over my 40 hours a week. I was initially brought on as part time and *very* quickly was moved to full time, because of how involved the j... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
You're not desperate if you're holding out for a remote job.
No one is going to hire you. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Your chances of finding something like this are slim to none. You could take a look at Fiverr and Upwork, but even still none of that is really entry-level.
Your best bet for an entry-level remote possible position would be customer service call center agents. However, if you are not over 18 they won't hire you and th... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
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Hi all - I will be starting 1L in just a few weeks and was wondering if anyone had recs/suggestions on some side jobs (remote) that I can do either contract or part-time just to have a little money coming in? I can't spend that much time of course, but just hoping to have some source of income even if a little. Thanks!... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Hi everyone! I'm unemployed for a couple of months. I'm 27 with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. My specialization is Web Development and Data Analysis in Python. However, I can also provide other services such as social media management, virtual assistant services, bug fixing and copywriting or anything else.... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
AWS is mass hiring for positions globally with 49 open positions set aside for new grads and internships alone but they have openings at just about every level of experience. The roles they are aiming to fill are primarily operations, engineers, devs, finance, amongst others.
I don’t know if it’s a closed invite (I ha... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Hi! Thank you for the reply! Can you share the link? I love to work with cloud computing platform. The only problem for me is they want an experienced individual who already has experience working in AWS technologies. For that I need to complete some certification which I will be happy to do once they employ me. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Seriously? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Mate... That's not at all how it works. Why would anyone employ you over someone that actually knows how to do the job? Go get your certs first. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Hey mate, is there any chance of getting more information about this virtual job fair? I'd love to attend, any information would be greatly appreciated. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I don’t have much more information other than the time, names of the recruiters, the position they want me to fill because I was directly informed by the hiring manager.
The positions they are filling I’ve already provided to some extent, but not all because that was a bit of research I did for the post and I didn’t ... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I unfortunately cannot share my link. I was reached to directly from my network because I am already employed as a security architect and they know I am experienced and qualified to fill the position for which I was given an invite to.
That said they are looking for a rather hefty number of new students or recent grad... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
> I'll do your first project for free
Never work for free. The people that take you up on this will take your free work and then never hire you for paid work.
Working for free establishes the value of your work at zero. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Oh Okay no problem. Do they hire workers from overseas? Like right now I'm in pakistan | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Thanks for the Feedback Brother. I was saying in the context that if you like my work you can be my long term client and from then on you can pay me. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Portfolio link? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I DM'ed you | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
What you seem to be looking for is freelance work, that's not what a Remote Job is. Take a look at Fiverr and Upwork, create a profile and provide examples of your work their. However, web development is a very crowded space, you should find ways to set yourself apart from the other million people. Such as unique proje... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
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It's been nice for the little time it has lasted. I've been working for an AI company, and it was a contract position. I have wanted to work in tech for quite some time. I really loved it, and I want to find another position like that, but I can't seem to :(
I've been applying everywhere. My current position is an A... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
How did you get that Advanced Ai Trainer job ? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I applied to a few places. If you search the position in Google, plenty come up. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
> I now have experience and skills under my belt
That's a stretch. Three months of far less than full time work is basically a rounding error. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
It was full-time, but it was definitely still skills and experience to me. ☺️ Sad asf that's all you had to say to my entire post. Thanks for the input, though! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I guess you worked for Invisible Technologies. Hope i guess it right. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Xai is hiring for this right now. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
I just saw it today!! Thank you! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-18-08 |
Hello, I am a university student and I am looking for a remote job. As you know today's economy is making students struggle financially, and I want to fing a job so that I can cover for some of my expences, as well as save up for the future after uni. I am looking for a remote job preferably english speaking, as I do n... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
This isn't likely to happen. You have no experience and no degrees. The competition you would face would be brutal. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Another country, no experience, no degree...not happening.
>because my study field has nothing to do with computer science or data.
Most jobs have nothing to do with either of those things. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
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I'm in a bit of a bind right now. I worked for a client for the past month, and they ended up scamming me out of the money we agreed on. Now, rent's coming up and I need to make some quick cash to keep a roof over my head.
I'm a software engineer and can build software, apps, or automate pretty much anything to help y... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
>I’m willing to take on whatever I can right now
Then get an in-person job. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
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And does NOT pay well.
Have you heard of supply and demand? If the job is easy and anybody can do it, then a million people can apply and your odds of getting that position are slim to none.
If the job is easy and a million people apply, then wages are low.
If the job is easy, and it is remote, then it can be out... | r/remotejobs | post | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Sigh. What a Debbie Downer out here speaking the truth. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
My job is easy and remote. Thankfully it still requires interpretation from a human brain and isn’t as simple as looking for key words. I analyze statements and complaints from people about the company and determine if there’s a potential legal violation. If you miss one it’ll cost the company lots of money. They won’t... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
It is easy FOR YOU because you have the experience and the brains. Just like surgery is easy for a surgeon and black holes are easy to understand to an astrophysicist. But you cannot "train" someone out of the street to do your job efficiently in just a month. Too much is at stake for the employer. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
My job is similar 👌🏻👌🏻 | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Oh yeah it took years of being at a lower level in the department that was lower risk which wasn’t remote | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
This really had to be said. The pipedream bullshit I've seen people expect on this sub is dumbfounding. I started looking for remote work after 15 years experience in my profession. Your first job (especially with no qualifications) is not going to be remote. Who gave you this expectation? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
All of THAT! | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Wait, hold on a second. Are you telling me just because I WANT a job I can work while traveling the world, is part time but pays well, and allows me to not only pick my own hours AND care for my kids/grandparent/incontinent koala, isn't readily available? Oh and no phone work??
Seriously though, thank you for posting ... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
EXACTLY. When this sub pops up I see a lot of “what super secret non-scam WFH jobs are you hiding from us?! I have to care for my octuplets during the day so I NEED a remote job.”
Everyone I know who works remotely either a) has a highly coveted skill set, usually that requires advanced education or years in the work... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Couldn't agree more with this. "Easy" entry-level remote jobs are fiercely competitive. There are sites like WFHAlert.com that share entry-level remote jobs daily, but expect to compete with countless other job seekers. Get a part-time job on the side, keep applying relentlessly. Try to upskill yourself in your spare t... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
It's because people are making videos promising this, hundreds of videos...I am bombarded with them every time I log into Instagram. They need to stop. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Well, it was easier to get a remote job 10 years ago compared to today. NoW everyone and their grandma wants to WFH with 0 experience. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
Good post. Any idea on when this false idea of “easy remote job I can do anytime, anywhere” started? Was it during the pandemic? TikTok “influencers”? | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I have tried explaining this to everyone who finds out I work from home and then inevitably want me to tell them how I got the job and how they can do the same. It’s crazy. When I say that I have a degree and worked for many years in the field I am in, and IT STILL TOOK TWO YEARS OF APPLYING and interviewing while work... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I know at least for teaching, a lot of it was during the pandemic. The idea of the transitioning teacher was like wildfire on social media (and in some ways still is). So many TikToks were about skill transference to corporate lingo and what career paths folks could take. It gave a lot of people false hope, like “Oh I ... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
When I started looking for work in my twenties, my father told me the only job I would get is one no one wants to do because there is a reason the job is available. | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
This is great advice.
My job WAS easy to get because I’ve always networked well BUT it is not easy and is a very niche skill set in an industry that is new to this market and requires licensing that requires me to be in state (but I can/do work remote). | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
I’m pleasantly surprised by the number of upvotes you received and that no one has posted how awful a human being you are for saying these things because they DO in fact require a remote job because they have anxiety, live in a rural area, don’t have a car, and have two toddlers who they have to be home with….and the j... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
This! Your employer not caring is right on the nose. We are all very replaceable and they will always be someone willing to do the job if you’re not. I have my bachelors and was in office for 5 years and got to work remote for the last 3 years. I now have to go back into the office. AND when I was remote I didn’t have ... | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
It's a combination of crazy entitlement, lack of work ethic, victimhood, and complete lack of any awareness. It seems to run rampant in remote work groups | r/remotejobs | comment | r/RemoteJobs | 2024-17-08 |
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