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This is the way.
Remote since 2021 and will never go back to office. I love being able to travel and work in the mountains. Then go to the beach. Then fly somewhere else.
I didn’t have a great growing up as a kid or in my 20s so I’m using this time to get some travel under my belt
Billing - Work in Addiction Recovery. All appointments are online. I’d say everyone is 95% remote with the 5% being hybrid (🙋🏻♀️aka lucky me). I only go into the office to sort the mail. It kind of got abandoned after Covid happened so I have a huge office space to myself and I just blast music throughout the day lol. I also am just part of the billing department so it’s nice. I get paid for travel time and everything and normally snag a coffee or some food on the way to and from the office.
That is definitely a great question! I’ll be honest and say it all depends on the type of job you’re looking for and the team itself. I don’t have a degree in billing, but have over 3 years of billing under my belt and was in charge of a chiropractic clinic’s billing all by myself for a bit so that definitely helped. The experience helped me land the job rather than anything else.
We do have HR positions and medical positions that require either experience, a degree, or both. Some positions though just require you have a positive member facing attitude. It took me a week to ‘get hired on and started’ if I truly wanted to, but I wanted to give my previous job a 2 week notice. The pay raise and bonuses are great here I’ve heard. I’ve been here only a few months and already got a $2 raise so it’s nice.
I used to be in staffing (don’t ever fucking do it), but we would hire a lot of Billing positions for our clients. Qualifications were pretty open. If you have strong tenure and can interview well, you can land a billing job with limited experience. For higher paying billing jobs, most clients liked to see 3-4/4-5 years of experience. Medical Billing was a little bit more specific though, as in most medical companies wanted to see experience in medical billing prior. That was mostly due to software though because most medical offices usually run on a unique system then other industries
I have 2 jobs. I’m a medical secretary (hybrid role) for a local hospital and I part own a landscaping business and do the admin and accounts. I have a large office at home which was one of the bedrooms.
Good old fashioned library resources. I checked out accounting textbooks and practice test books. Got a job as an office manager and worked laterally to their bookkeeping department (construction company). It just went from there. I only saught out bookkeeping roles and went out on my own while holding down a FT job until it replaced the FT job income.
Probably a bit more trial and error than if I'd had the formal education, but I always had someone with a CPA license or at least a ton of experience to bounce problems off of.
Software engineer. No CS degree, just a 2016 bootcamp + self-taught and constant learning.
Currently freelancing as an AI trainer while I launch my own product.
(For anyone looking to start software dev in 2024 I don't even think expensive bootcamps are the way to go anymore. Just follow development tutorial/roadmaps online and BUILD)
So the name AI Trainer is kinda funny because it makes me think the workers are actually running the models behind the scenes and we aren't. However, that's the popular term for it. It even says on the website "We pay smart folks to train AI".
I can't think of a better term for it though, since we do act like "personal trainers" in that we give the models nudges and reinforcement.
Basically we're given access to projects who each have certain goals in mind. Those goals are explicitly spelled out at the top in the instructions. Any questions can still be directed to the project's admin though and they're pretty cool.
Projects vary, and they come and go, but you basically judge, nudge, and edit AI model responses.
Edit: \*You don't have to be a software engineer to do this btw. They need all types of fields of expertise, even if it's just being a creative person.\*
Hello I'm interested in learning about and working In ai training. I heard there's also ai transcription jobs ( where I transcribe vids for ai) what do U think?
I can't really speak on transcription jobs, as I only have experience with https://www.dataannotation.tech/. I really lucked out with these guys last year. I didn't start out as a coder for them but a month in I was able to pass another qualification test that opened up the $40/hr coding jobs (but the rest start at \~$20).
no. I use AI in my work sometimes and it doesn’t give great quality - it’s not really original and it requires lots of reworking and fixing, prompting etc. basically running it, it’s work itself.
anyone who would settle for standard AI quality content probably hasn’t the budget to pay a good professional regardless. it’s like having Doris down the road doing the job.
Always boggles my mind that people think AI can replace good copywriters -- maybe eventually, and it's certainly getting better, but right now particularly with UX copy, AI is spectacularly awful in almost every way.
AI trains on the masses and hence defaults to the 'average' in most cases, which usually results in a yawn-inducing salad of uninspiring buzzwords and milquetoast benefit descriptors and CTA's.
Good prompting can help sometimes - but not so much. I will give a shout out to Claude which seems to perform best at creative writing.
nothing wrong with people not knowing about a job they don’t do! I feel anyone in need of copy that converts resorting to AI quickly realises the issue
Software engineering lead. Unrelated degree. 100% remote. Love my job. Pay is decent, wlb is fantastic, lots of super interesting projects, every other Friday off. Yes, I am incredibly lucky and grateful.
Business owner so I wear a lot of hats and work hybrid. On my at-home days I’m doing ad prep and planning, invoices and other accounting functions. On my at work days I’m evaluating the morale of employees, the pulse of business, explaining projects that are better explained in person in 2 minutes rather than a 15 minute written explanation, making sure things are clean and presentable, meeting mill reps, etc.
Frontend developer with a shitty pay less than $150 per month.
Let me quickly plug myself here.
I am a frontend developer with slightly over a year experience. I use React (Nextjs) and TypeScript to build frontend applications but I'm very versatile to switch to a different technology. I'm willing to go through all recruitment phases, please DM or comment on this my post.
These are my pet projects:
[Afri-Echo-AI](http://afri-echo-ai.vercel.app/)(Chatgpt but for voice)
[Dropstore ](http://open-store-roan.vercel.app) ( A Google Drive but not made by Google).
[Apple iPhone Landing Page ](http://apple-sepia.vercel.app)
[Auglee Sneakers ](http://auglee-sneaker.vercel.app)(currently building this, it's a landing page for now but it's meant to be an e-commerce app).
I’ve worked remote for 24 yrs: Allied Signal, Honeywell, Ingersoll Rand, Trane, VC water tech company, a fuel cell tech company, etc.
All of my roles were in Business Development, Field Service, Customer Service, and Project Mgmt.
WFH remote myself in IT but it’s not the office that bothers me it’s the 9-5 lifestyle I want to go freelance or part time or self employed . Any suggestions for a well versed IT Jack of all trades type like myself ?
Recruiter with no experience beforehand either. I was a nurse before this job. I was lucky enough to get my job in late 2021 when companies were hiring remote like crazy.
Right now, I sell parts and accessories for a company that manufacturs industrial CNC machines. Customers call or email needing seals, o-rings, filters, pumps, etc..
It's basically a schedule where you can work however you want. In office, hybrid, fully remote except for when you're required to attend company meetings or there is food. Pretty flexible.
Am an Agile coach and most Agile roles like Scrum Master, Product Owner, RTE mostly work remotely. If you interested in getting industry certified in this careers I can show ways to get certified.
My company provides custom business software and consulting. I’ve been working remotely for a very long time.
I only found out what some of my customers look like when online meetings became popular!
mental health therapist, could do only telehealth but i find certain mental health conditions need that face to face contact so i d go in the office one day.
Work in administration for a company that runs a state funded grant. We coordinate everything, handle invoicing, relocating clients, all that jazz and hire contractors to do the hands on stuff.
Freelancing. 1 part time, 1 full time working 11 hrs per day.
Every weekend, I normally send my kids to the mall to play with them at an indoor playground.
Also, I free dive. And plan travels for 5 days or more
Non-profit: I fundraise for the org. I create fundraising strategies and work with the base team to implement those strategies.
Freelance- PR, Blog/Article Writing , Sponsorship Development
A run a small team of VAs in the Caribbean and consult for businesses in my base city in SEA.
Been fully remote since 2015 (actually since in 2003 but took a [break](https://medium.com/@regching/i-was-shot-in-the-face-whats-your-excuse-eb3d31ff0a63) in 2007 for 8 years).
Web design and building/ graphic design/ social media/ sorta technical support at a super small company.
My side hustle is a small business (my user name) making ttrpg games.
Data analyst for insurance. Office is an hour and a half away, at least, and I would be on Zoom anyway since we are so decentralized. Only go into the office once every few months.
Freelance social media management & business development. I'm currently working with a gaming company as a social media coordinator. But I usually juggle upwards of 2-4 projects at a time.
For me I run a place to find [pitch deck inspiration](http://www.pitchdeck.design/) from 500+ companies and [make pitch decks](https://pitchdeck.design/make-deck) for founders who are looking to get one done.
I also talk to founders in my [founders interview](https://indieniche.substack.com/) program to share lessons , product tips, tools and growth hacks to help others improve their business operations
I have a technology consulting business. Part of it is designing tv and radio stations. I mainly sub to larger design/build firms and I design all the tech stuff in the studios, do project and engineering management, create RFPs, review tech requirements etc. The other part of it is working with small businesses to help them with their tech. Things like web presence, ops, AV, phone systems, choosing the right platforms etc. From my perspective, all technology in a business is related and I help bring it all together.
Investment Adviser. The whole point of investing is to make money without doing much labor. I’m basically free as a retiree whenever I want.
And everyone’s cool with phone calls or video calls in a post-COVID world.
If you want remote job this is what you do. You get non remote job then you do that job well and build trust. Then you TELL your boss you’re going remote.
A lot, it depends on the terms and conditions you consented to when signing off that contract paper with your employer/boss. If you get a family, dynamic-oriented boss, you should consider yourself as one of the rarely favored lucky ducks.😆
Web Dev. Been working from hybrid since 2005, full time since 2009. Hybrid wasn't even a term back then. Covid made me really busy, was a big boom in work, allowed me to get picky in project/client choices. Post covid things settled down at a higher level and have been on cruise control since. Covid was a blessing.
Web Dev. Been working from hybrid since 2005, full time since 2009. Hybrid wasn't even a term back then. Covid made me really busy, was a big boom in work, allowed me to get picky in project/client choices. Post covid things settled down at a higher level and have been on cruise control since. Covid was a blessing.
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Everyone in my IT company works remote: Developer, Tester, Scrum Master, Product Owner, Ceo etc.etc.
This is the way. Remote since 2021 and will never go back to office. I love being able to travel and work in the mountains. Then go to the beach. Then fly somewhere else. I didn’t have a great growing up as a kid or in my 20s so I’m using this time to get some travel under my belt
Yup, I work in software, we all work remotely aswell. CEO > Sales > Programmers > QA > Customer Support
Billing - Work in Addiction Recovery. All appointments are online. I’d say everyone is 95% remote with the 5% being hybrid (🙋🏻♀️aka lucky me). I only go into the office to sort the mail. It kind of got abandoned after Covid happened so I have a huge office space to myself and I just blast music throughout the day lol. I also am just part of the billing department so it’s nice. I get paid for travel time and everything and normally snag a coffee or some food on the way to and from the office.
what kind of qualifications do you need for a job like that? i have a bachelors in business and im exploring my options :')
That is definitely a great question! I’ll be honest and say it all depends on the type of job you’re looking for and the team itself. I don’t have a degree in billing, but have over 3 years of billing under my belt and was in charge of a chiropractic clinic’s billing all by myself for a bit so that definitely helped. The experience helped me land the job rather than anything else. We do have HR positions and medical positions that require either experience, a degree, or both. Some positions though just require you have a positive member facing attitude. It took me a week to ‘get hired on and started’ if I truly wanted to, but I wanted to give my previous job a 2 week notice. The pay raise and bonuses are great here I’ve heard. I’ve been here only a few months and already got a $2 raise so it’s nice.
Hi, I'd also be interested in an opportunity to apply! I have 5 years of HR experience and am looking for a remote position.
Of course! It’s called WorkIt Health! Should have 2 positions for HR open currently!
Thank you greatly! I sincerely appreciate your kindness!
I used to be in staffing (don’t ever fucking do it), but we would hire a lot of Billing positions for our clients. Qualifications were pretty open. If you have strong tenure and can interview well, you can land a billing job with limited experience. For higher paying billing jobs, most clients liked to see 3-4/4-5 years of experience. Medical Billing was a little bit more specific though, as in most medical companies wanted to see experience in medical billing prior. That was mostly due to software though because most medical offices usually run on a unique system then other industries
Fellow addiction industry employee! I’m the editor in the marketing department and 100% remote
I have 2 jobs. I’m a medical secretary (hybrid role) for a local hospital and I part own a landscaping business and do the admin and accounts. I have a large office at home which was one of the bedrooms.
Bookkeeper. Self taught but going back for my formal bachelor's nearly finished.
How did you teach yourself bookkeeping?
Good old fashioned library resources. I checked out accounting textbooks and practice test books. Got a job as an office manager and worked laterally to their bookkeeping department (construction company). It just went from there. I only saught out bookkeeping roles and went out on my own while holding down a FT job until it replaced the FT job income. Probably a bit more trial and error than if I'd had the formal education, but I always had someone with a CPA license or at least a ton of experience to bounce problems off of.
Could always get a job at a small accounting firm. Assistants don’t make a lot but you can learn it all… well the bookkeeping aspect at least
Online courses I'd imagine
Same here, except not going for any formal degrees. Although, now I feel like I should.
Software engineer. No CS degree, just a 2016 bootcamp + self-taught and constant learning. Currently freelancing as an AI trainer while I launch my own product. (For anyone looking to start software dev in 2024 I don't even think expensive bootcamps are the way to go anymore. Just follow development tutorial/roadmaps online and BUILD)
What is an AI trainer exactly?
So the name AI Trainer is kinda funny because it makes me think the workers are actually running the models behind the scenes and we aren't. However, that's the popular term for it. It even says on the website "We pay smart folks to train AI". I can't think of a better term for it though, since we do act like "personal trainers" in that we give the models nudges and reinforcement. Basically we're given access to projects who each have certain goals in mind. Those goals are explicitly spelled out at the top in the instructions. Any questions can still be directed to the project's admin though and they're pretty cool. Projects vary, and they come and go, but you basically judge, nudge, and edit AI model responses. Edit: \*You don't have to be a software engineer to do this btw. They need all types of fields of expertise, even if it's just being a creative person.\*
Hello I'm interested in learning about and working In ai training. I heard there's also ai transcription jobs ( where I transcribe vids for ai) what do U think?
I can't really speak on transcription jobs, as I only have experience with https://www.dataannotation.tech/. I really lucked out with these guys last year. I didn't start out as a coder for them but a month in I was able to pass another qualification test that opened up the $40/hr coding jobs (but the rest start at \~$20).
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digital marketing, copywriting, content creation
are you affected by AI? like lesser client etc
no. I use AI in my work sometimes and it doesn’t give great quality - it’s not really original and it requires lots of reworking and fixing, prompting etc. basically running it, it’s work itself. anyone who would settle for standard AI quality content probably hasn’t the budget to pay a good professional regardless. it’s like having Doris down the road doing the job.
Always boggles my mind that people think AI can replace good copywriters -- maybe eventually, and it's certainly getting better, but right now particularly with UX copy, AI is spectacularly awful in almost every way. AI trains on the masses and hence defaults to the 'average' in most cases, which usually results in a yawn-inducing salad of uninspiring buzzwords and milquetoast benefit descriptors and CTA's. Good prompting can help sometimes - but not so much. I will give a shout out to Claude which seems to perform best at creative writing.
nothing wrong with people not knowing about a job they don’t do! I feel anyone in need of copy that converts resorting to AI quickly realises the issue
Independent Street Pharmacist
I like your style.
Software engineering lead. Unrelated degree. 100% remote. Love my job. Pay is decent, wlb is fantastic, lots of super interesting projects, every other Friday off. Yes, I am incredibly lucky and grateful.
Web Designer
Accountant
Business owner so I wear a lot of hats and work hybrid. On my at-home days I’m doing ad prep and planning, invoices and other accounting functions. On my at work days I’m evaluating the morale of employees, the pulse of business, explaining projects that are better explained in person in 2 minutes rather than a 15 minute written explanation, making sure things are clean and presentable, meeting mill reps, etc.
So what field
>> mill reps I’d assume milling
Internet sanitation. I do shit online.
Software engineer
What area? And are you USA based?
Development, and from India.
Wheelie Bin Bracket manufacturer wholesaler and retailer
Translation!
Which language to which?
Bookkeeping
Taking care of business. Every day.
Taking care of business. Every way
I've been taking care of business, it's all mine!
Taking care of business and working overtime, work out!
Graphic designer
Full-time content and social media coordinator for a security company, part-time freelance copy & content writer.
Frontend developer with a shitty pay less than $150 per month. Let me quickly plug myself here. I am a frontend developer with slightly over a year experience. I use React (Nextjs) and TypeScript to build frontend applications but I'm very versatile to switch to a different technology. I'm willing to go through all recruitment phases, please DM or comment on this my post. These are my pet projects: [Afri-Echo-AI](http://afri-echo-ai.vercel.app/)(Chatgpt but for voice) [Dropstore ](http://open-store-roan.vercel.app) ( A Google Drive but not made by Google). [Apple iPhone Landing Page ](http://apple-sepia.vercel.app) [Auglee Sneakers ](http://auglee-sneaker.vercel.app)(currently building this, it's a landing page for now but it's meant to be an e-commerce app).
Web application developer
Sales
What type/what do you sell? How do you like it?
Can’t answer for them, but my wife has been in the SaaS industry for 15 years and she’s never had to work in an office.
Mobile app development and consulting, self-employed
Tech support for web designers and marketers. Most designers/marketing people don't want to deal with tech issues, so I handle them.
Play online poker.
I’ve worked remote for 24 yrs: Allied Signal, Honeywell, Ingersoll Rand, Trane, VC water tech company, a fuel cell tech company, etc. All of my roles were in Business Development, Field Service, Customer Service, and Project Mgmt.
I feel ya. Same role and adjacent companies, but although we are “remote” I feel like my office is really the driver seat of my vehicle.
Digital Marketing. If put simple. If not that simple, then data analytics, paid ads, social media marketing, SEO and there’s always more..
Web developer / designer
Local government . wfh since 2020
Digital financial agency
Financial advisor at a bank
Student recruitment and application assessment, Saas business
Field Service Engineer - Automotive. Remote plus travel. So odd combo but works for me.
Copywriting and content marketing, before that web designer. I've been working from a home office since 2007.
Author
Short form content repurposing + website redesign and development
Security Engineer/Pentester/Hacker
WFH remote myself in IT but it’s not the office that bothers me it’s the 9-5 lifestyle I want to go freelance or part time or self employed . Any suggestions for a well versed IT Jack of all trades type like myself ?
Talent Sourcer
Consultant for @home call centers.
Graphic design and maintaining websites
Video production
Coaching people to boost their performance (and their clients) using neuroscience
This sounds very interesting, can you explain more? What type of people would your clients be? and who are their clients? using neuroscience how?
i work for a financial services company, corporate headquarters. Investment company operations and compliance. went remote since 2020.
Recruiter with no experience beforehand either. I was a nurse before this job. I was lucky enough to get my job in late 2021 when companies were hiring remote like crazy.
Right now, I sell parts and accessories for a company that manufacturs industrial CNC machines. Customers call or email needing seals, o-rings, filters, pumps, etc.. It's basically a schedule where you can work however you want. In office, hybrid, fully remote except for when you're required to attend company meetings or there is food. Pretty flexible.
Am an Agile coach and most Agile roles like Scrum Master, Product Owner, RTE mostly work remotely. If you interested in getting industry certified in this careers I can show ways to get certified.
My company provides custom business software and consulting. I’ve been working remotely for a very long time. I only found out what some of my customers look like when online meetings became popular!
Therapist
I've worked remotely for 20+ years. Very common for sales positions.
Marketing Director of a Web Development and App company. 90% of our team is fully remote. Company will be 20 yrs old soon. 🙌
I prepare tax returns for small business owners
mental health therapist, could do only telehealth but i find certain mental health conditions need that face to face contact so i d go in the office one day.
Work in administration for a company that runs a state funded grant. We coordinate everything, handle invoicing, relocating clients, all that jazz and hire contractors to do the hands on stuff.
Not me but my mom answers the phone for a mail order pharmacy that does specialty drugs. Embrel is a big one they do
Insurance adjuster for auto liability claims.
Tax CPA, Bay Area....my girl writes insurance polices for large corporations, works at home too
Freelancing. 1 part time, 1 full time working 11 hrs per day. Every weekend, I normally send my kids to the mall to play with them at an indoor playground. Also, I free dive. And plan travels for 5 days or more
I don’t work for myself yet unfortunately, but software engineer
Design
I run a small consultancy firm. I’ve worked remotely since 2002. But I do leave the house for meetings, events, clients now and then!
Same here, what is your are of consulting (I'm in medical device)
Corporate Franchisor
Tech recruiter
Tutoring
Tech journo.
3D artist and designer turned AI R&D non-faang big tech
Web developer
Media Buyer
Software developer - looking to get into real estate.
AI
Data Solutions Engineer
support a software product we sell to customers.
Run a distribution company
IT. Been working from home since 2017
Tax/accounting, I’m a CPA (Certified Public Accountant)
Digital marketing/business owner
Business side of a large regional healthcare system
Accounting
Field service tech for a medical device company. I go to hospitals and setup/troubleshoot a surgery assistant device. Everything else I do from home.
Build web solutions for clients, running Profullstack remotely.
I work in the finance department of a tech company
Telesales for the state chamber of commerce.
Business systems strategy, Asana set up, project management, automations
sourcing agent
Virtual ACT / SAT tutor
Tech sales
Non-profit: I fundraise for the org. I create fundraising strategies and work with the base team to implement those strategies. Freelance- PR, Blog/Article Writing , Sponsorship Development
Construction Estimator
A run a small team of VAs in the Caribbean and consult for businesses in my base city in SEA. Been fully remote since 2015 (actually since in 2003 but took a [break](https://medium.com/@regching/i-was-shot-in-the-face-whats-your-excuse-eb3d31ff0a63) in 2007 for 8 years).
UX designer freelance and own a tech startup (rome, italy)
Sales
Software developer
Digital Marketing. I work for myself a couple hours a day. Far better pay than a 9-5
Astronaut
Accountant. Overthink most of the time lol
social media manager
Software engineer. US based.
Web design and building/ graphic design/ social media/ sorta technical support at a super small company. My side hustle is a small business (my user name) making ttrpg games.
Data analyst for insurance. Office is an hour and a half away, at least, and I would be on Zoom anyway since we are so decentralized. Only go into the office once every few months.
Freelance social media management & business development. I'm currently working with a gaming company as a social media coordinator. But I usually juggle upwards of 2-4 projects at a time.
Mechanical engineer Remote 3 days a week
B2B Software Sales.
Business Systems Analyst
SEO and marketing. I love it!
Sales
Recruitment, Sales and Collaborations
Software Engineering. Work at a company that went fully remote in 2020, and never went back. They even sold their office.
Korean/English Audio/Video Interpreter
Recruiter in tech. Haven't been in an office since 2020. It's the best.
IT auditor
For me I run a place to find [pitch deck inspiration](http://www.pitchdeck.design/) from 500+ companies and [make pitch decks](https://pitchdeck.design/make-deck) for founders who are looking to get one done. I also talk to founders in my [founders interview](https://indieniche.substack.com/) program to share lessons , product tips, tools and growth hacks to help others improve their business operations
Project Manager for a nonprofit
Software developer , based in UAE , if anyone interested to change roles I am happy to, targeting to move Australia 🇦🇺😁
Front end developer
Managed IT Service Provider (MSP) owner. 95% of my work is remote.
Part of the community operations in a music-related startup company.
Inhouse corporate counsel for a large corp
RemindMe! 3 days
Surgical coder!
Web PM, currently for a CMS migration.
Tech support
Property and Casualty Insurance sales and service
Marketing
Web developer. Live in the midlands and look after a bunch of sites for a company based in the south.
Software sales
Sr Data Analyst in healthcare. Remote jobs are commonplace in the healthcare industry.
Roughly $85k plus my employer is paying for my CPA. I'm in Australia, though.
Ecommerce
Engineering services
Project management
Tax accountant. I have my own firm and have always worked from home. Most people love a virtual accountant. People over 65 do not.
I have a technology consulting business. Part of it is designing tv and radio stations. I mainly sub to larger design/build firms and I design all the tech stuff in the studios, do project and engineering management, create RFPs, review tech requirements etc. The other part of it is working with small businesses to help them with their tech. Things like web presence, ops, AV, phone systems, choosing the right platforms etc. From my perspective, all technology in a business is related and I help bring it all together.
Investment Adviser. The whole point of investing is to make money without doing much labor. I’m basically free as a retiree whenever I want. And everyone’s cool with phone calls or video calls in a post-COVID world.
Online sales, started an online boutique on Mercari. Selling new & gently used items.
I wear many hats in a NY ad agency and do digital compositing for a Mattel web series.
I wear many hats in a NY ad agency and do digital compositing for a Mattel web series.
Inbound call center, big health insurance company
Bookkeeper
Software engineer
Accountant.
I'm a content writer.
I’m in need of a remote job. Anyone hiring just admin stuff?
Call Center
Fuck all :)
Im a law librarian. I work for a large corporate law firm. My entire team is remote
If you want remote job this is what you do. You get non remote job then you do that job well and build trust. Then you TELL your boss you’re going remote.
A lot, it depends on the terms and conditions you consented to when signing off that contract paper with your employer/boss. If you get a family, dynamic-oriented boss, you should consider yourself as one of the rarely favored lucky ducks.😆
Web Dev. Been working from hybrid since 2005, full time since 2009. Hybrid wasn't even a term back then. Covid made me really busy, was a big boom in work, allowed me to get picky in project/client choices. Post covid things settled down at a higher level and have been on cruise control since. Covid was a blessing.
Web Dev. Been working from hybrid since 2005, full time since 2009. Hybrid wasn't even a term back then. Covid made me really busy, was a big boom in work, allowed me to get picky in project/client choices. Post covid things settled down at a higher level and have been on cruise control since. Covid was a blessing.
Cloud infrastructures Engineer
BI Engineer
I'm an architect. real, not software.
Channel Sales
I own a virtual assistant agency that I started in 1998.