Hello guys looking for a remote job

Hey everyone,

I’ve been applying to remote customer support, admin, operations, and data entry jobs for the past few weeks, and honestly, I’m getting nowhere. Mostly rejections or just getting ghosted.

I’ve got experience in customer service, operations, and admin work, and I’m comfortable with Excel, CRMs, email support, and learning new software.

I’m not expecting some crazy salary, I just want a legitimate remote job where I can prove myself and grow.
If you’ve managed to land a remote job recently, where did you find it? Was it LinkedIn, Indeed, referrals, or somewhere else?

And if anyone knows of companies that are actually hiring entry-level remote workers, I’d really appreciate it.

Thanks.

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u/Flukyash — 1 day ago

I’ve applied to 200+ remote jobs with almost no luck. What am I doing wrong?

Let me know if anyone knows how to land a remote job, would really love the support

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u/Flukyash — 1 day ago
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I’ve applied to 200+ remote jobs with almost no luck. What am I doing wrong?

Hi everyone,

I’ve applied to over 200 remote jobs over the past few weeks and I’m honestly struggling to even get interviews.

My background is diverse, and I’m comfortable working in customer support, operations, administration, sales support, data entry, account management, and other business-related roles. I learn new software quickly, adapt fast, and I’m willing to put in the work.

At this point, I’m open to almost any legitimate remote opportunity. I’m not looking for an unusually high salary, I just want a company where I can prove myself and build a long-term career.

If you’ve landed a remote job recently, what actually worked? Was it LinkedIn, referrals, company websites, recruiters, or something else?

If your company is hiring or you know of any entry-level or junior remote openings, I’d really appreciate a referral or a link.

Thanks so much.

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u/Flukyash — 1 day ago