u/RoastMeGently

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for legitimate remote side work that I can do alongside my full-time job to earn some extra income.

A bit about me:

• 5 years of corporate experience
• Currently working in a lead role
• Fluent in English and comfortable speaking with international clients
• Reliable, professional, and quick to learn new tools
• Looking for remote work that can be done during evenings or weekends

I'm open to opportunities such as:

• Appointment setting
• Cold calling
• Virtual assistant work
• Customer support
• Lead generation
• Data entry
• AI-related tasks
• Any other client-based remote work

I'm not looking for MLMs, scams, or "pay-to-join" opportunities. Only genuine work where I can provide value and get paid fairly.

If you have any recommendations, websites, agencies, or are hiring, I'd really appreciate it. Feel free to comment or send me a DM.

Thanks!

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Hi everyone,
I’m 28 years old and currently working in a corporate job with 5 years of experience. I was promoted to a Lead role recently, but I’ve realized I don’t enjoy people management, handling attendance, leaves, login/logout tracking, and similar responsibilities.

I enjoy working with data, reporting, process analysis, and understanding what a business/process is doing on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. Because of this, I’m considering moving into ServiceNow.

My background:
5 years of corporate experience
Currently in a Lead position
No college degree (12th pass)
Basic understanding of IT concepts
Ready to learn from scratch

My questions:
Is ServiceNow a good career choice in 2026?
Which path should I start with: Admin, Developer, Business Analyst, or something else?
What should I learn first, step by step?
Does not having a degree create major problems in ServiceNow hiring?

What salary range can someone realistically expect after switching with my experience level?
I’d appreciate advice from people already working in ServiceNow, especially those who entered the field without a traditional IT degree.