r/RemoteJobs

Hi there!

I've been to nursing school a few years ago but I'm chronically ill and had to drop out because my illnesses got too bad. (but because of that I still do have a little experience plus medicine/healthcare is a big interest of mine)

I can only work remotely now and I would love to still work in the healthcare/medical field but I can't seem to find anything remotely if you don't actually have a degree.

Does anyone know if there's anything I can work or do you have a healthcare remote job and could tell me what you're doing?

I'm really frustrated because I can't get a job but I definitely need one.

Nothing phone related tho or medical scribe or something, I can't hear well. (team meetings here and there are fine but I can't do anything where I need to focus more on what is being said)

Also I cannot study anything online since I don't have a high school diploma (my country doesn't have that typical system)

Thanks already!

Have yall heard of this remote job ? My gf sign up for it and she said it looks kinda of a scam but wanted to hear yall advice

Had a company-wide meeting today with 61 people. Out of everyone, only 21 people turned their cameras on. The breakdown was pretty wild: 20 women and 1 guy.

It made me realize how much more expressive women generally seem to be in these settings, while men tend to keep their cameras off or stay completely neutral/disengaged on video.

Is this a social comfort thing, a communication style difference, or just a random coincidence in remote work culture? Curious what other people observe in their workplace meetings.

Role - Social Media (Twitter/X) Virtual Assistant
Salary - INR 25K PM
Working Schedule - Flexible, Sundays Off

MUST HAVE AN IPHONE

I’ve worked in recruitment for years and have helped a few people land remote roles recently.

Got some spare time, so happy to give a few pointers where I can. DMs are fine too.

I always tell myself I’m done for the day, then somehow I end up checking one more message or finishing one more thing lol.

Trying to stop doing that because it feels like I’m still at work even after my shift is over.

Anyone else do this or do you completely disconnect after work?

I’m based in Austin and have been with my company for nearly two years. I keep seeing people who are actively looking for legitimate work and struggling to get their applications seen, so I wanted to offer this.

My company strongly values employee referrals. I’m willing to speak with people who might be a good fit and refer qualified candidates through the formal employee referral process.

The primary opening is a permanent, part-time W-2 technical facilitation role. The position is fully remote, but the company is currently hiring for this role only in the following states:

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.

This is not a sales position. There is no cold calling, lead generation, commission, sales quota, or selling of products or services.

The work involves providing audio, video, and technical support during scheduled virtual professional proceedings. Responsibilities include helping participants connect, monitoring audio and video, troubleshooting technical issues, facilitating the virtual room, and keeping the session moving when necessary.

Important scheduling requirement:

Although the role averages approximately 15 to 25 hours per week, it is not designed for evening-only or weekend-only availability.

Candidates must be fully available for at least three weekdays each week. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are generally the busiest days, and candidates must be fully available for at least two of those three days.

For example, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday could work, as could Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Weekend work is occasionally available but is generally too limited to replace the weekday availability requirement.

Because of this, the position generally will not work for someone already working a standard Monday-through-Friday, 9-to-5 job unless that job provides substantial weekday flexibility. Hours may increase or decrease depending on business needs.

Position details:

• Fully remote from one of the currently eligible states listed above
• Permanent, part-time W-2 employment
• $20 to $23 per hour
• Approximately 15 to 25 hours per week on average
• Unlimited PTO
• Company-provided laptop, monitor, phone, headset, mouse, and other necessary equipment
• Phone and internet stipend
• Equity in the company
• Supportive company culture

You do not need to already own a complete home-office setup. You do need reliable internet and a quiet, dependable place to work.

The strongest candidates will be comfortable with technology, communicate professionally, learn new systems quickly, and remain calm while troubleshooting. You must be able to confidently facilitate a virtual room, interact with different personalities, and keep things moving when needed.

You are generally off camera and muted for much of the work, but you must be comfortable speaking clearly and taking control when the situation requires it. Reliability, punctuality, attention to detail, and professionalism are extremely important. Direct experience in this specific industry is not necessarily required.

Because I would be attaching my name to the referral, I will not automatically submit everyone who responds. I would first review your résumé or LinkedIn profile and have a brief 5 to 10-minute conversation with you. Nothing excessive. I simply want to understand your background and determine whether the role appears genuinely suitable.

For the initial résumé review, you are welcome to redact identifying information such as your surname, street address, phone number, personal email address, or anything else you are not comfortable sharing yet. I primarily need to see your relevant skills, employment history, experience, and education.

If this position does not align with your experience, I may also be able to refer qualified candidates for other current openings within the company. However, this is currently the primary part-time opportunity I’m aware of. Most other positions are full-time and require full-time availability.

If interested, send me a private message with:

• A brief introduction
• Your location and time zone
• Your relevant professional or technical experience
• Your LinkedIn profile, if available

I’m keeping the company name out of the public post, but I will provide my full name, the company name, the official job listing, and complete application instructions before any formal referral or application. Please wait to apply until after we speak so I can submit the employee referral first.

For transparency, I am a current employee, not a recruiter. I may receive an employee referral bonus if someone I refer is hired and remains employed for the required period. There is never any fee to participate, and a referral does not guarantee an interview or employment.

My goal is to help qualified people access legitimate remote work, help my company find strong candidates, and receive the referral bonus when a successful match is made.

I have been applying to everything, I’ve been desperately looking everywhere for a remote job. I have a Master’s in Data Science, and I was looking for internships and for jobs in customer support since I did that before, but onsite. But I got nothing. I genuinely think those job listings are just there to advertise those companies, and that’s all there is. It’s just an illusion, and as a junior, I think it’s a death penalty for us.
Edited: because apparently some people cared more about my grammar than the actual dilemma
Ps: The point isn’t just about finding a remote job. It’s about the job market for juniors in general.

Hello,

I am someone who has always been career-driven and wherever the best work opportunity was, my life followed. I spent many years and money on school in this regard. However, right now, my “dream jobs” are not hiring. At least, they’re very few and far between, and while I was able to intern at them I am pessimistic that I could return in a full-time role. My current work is definitely not what I want to be doing, and it’s also 90% in-person and this has taken a toll on my health/goals outside of work.

I am considering an offer from a fully-remote company and the salary is higher than my current role. However, this job offer is not in the realm of my “dream jobs” and in fact might even be a step further away from them. However, I’m not happy with my current role anyway.

Would you all take a good remote job even if it’s not exactly what you want to do? The question might be different if I had kids or a family to support; I do not. So I can afford to be a little pickier about what type of work I do. I just don’t think my “dream” job is going to be easy to get. I’m scared that by accepting this job I keep getting further away from my ultimate career goals, and whether that’s worth the perks of being fully remote. Can anyone relate and any advice?

Thank you!

I recently shifted to Noida, and it has also been about a month since I graduated. I have completed my undergraduate degree and decided to take a gap year because I genuinely want to pursue a postgraduate programme, preferably through an integrated course, but unfortunately, the financial situation at present does not allow me to do so. Rather than letting this year pass by, I want to make the absolute most of it—to learn, work, gain experience, and build myself professionally.
However, there are a few very real constraints holding me back. I am currently not financially independent, and because of my family’s financial circumstances, I cannot afford to enrol in the programmes or courses I would ideally like to pursue. I initially planned to take up a Data Analytics course, but the fees are considerably high, and even the basic requirement of owning a computer is something I currently cannot fulfil. It is frustrating to have the willingness to learn but not necessarily have the resources to begin.
So, I am actively looking for internships, volunteering opportunities, entry-level work, or part-time jobs around Delhi-NCR, particularly Noida, Greater Noida, and Delhi. If the opportunity is paid, that would be immensely helpful, but I am also open to genuine volunteering or internship opportunities that can provide meaningful experience, learning, and a certificate. I am completely willing to share my CV with anyone who may have a relevant lead or organisation in mind.
And honestly, I am not limiting myself to a particular kind of work. I am ready to travel, work long hours, learn from scratch, and put in the effort. If you know of part-time opportunities at a café, cinema, shop, restaurant, office, NGO, educational institution—or even work as a waiter or assistant—I am genuinely willing to consider it. I simply need an opportunity to start earning, because living independently comes with expenses, and I need to be able to sustain myself while making productive use of this gap year.
I believe I have a reasonably strong command of English and communication, and I am comfortable appearing for interviews, interacting professionally, learning new skills, and adapting to new environments. I also recognise that I have sometimes been perceived as a little blunt or rude in general interactions, and that is something I am consciously willing to work on. If anyone here knows of an internship, job, volunteering opportunity, short-term work, or even someone I should reach out to, please guide me or connect me with them. I would be genuinely grateful. I am ready to work—I just need someone willing to give me that first opportunity. Thank you.

Hello,
So I know I won’t expect much good answers but still if someone in my shoes or going through the same thing and if anyone just know more about it I would really appreciate it.
So I am a mother of two kids I am temporary living in Canada I am a citizen just so you know but I want to study something to get a license for it or a course to get a certificate for it and I am living here for like a 1,2 , or 3 years what is something that I can study and look for work remotely and be ahead of others and be able to find a work even if I am not in Canada. I know that there is a lot of people who is seniors and specialist and has higher degrees but as long as I am a passionate learner and willing to work hard I think that is important. I have never worked in my life and I hope nobody questions me it’s in the past the only reason I am asking in this platform that someone would give me an advice that could help me in my situation I want a financial freedom and going to a country like Afghanistan so I can live comfortably if I have just a small consistent income that would be nice.

Someone I know was offered a remote job at A-Core industrial services. Is this a legit company? They have no spoken directly to a person yet. Has anyone come across them?

Thanks!!

24 F open to relocation but preference would be WFH setup due to family constraints

Looking for opportunities in Data Analytics
M.Sc. Bioinformatics graduate with hands-on experience in Python, SQL, Power BI, Excel, PostgreSQL, MySQL and Machine Learning.
My project experience includes customer behavior analysis and business insights using SQL, along with credit card fraud detection using machine learning.
I’m looking for roles in Data Analytics, Business Analytics, BI, Customer Analytics or Risk Analytics, where I can apply my analytical and technical skills to solve data-driven problems.
If you come across a relevant opportunity, please feel free to DM me here.

boutta start college soon and i heard about this and that this was the subreddit to help out. was just wondering how i’d go about starting

Hello guys, I’m currently looking for some work and I genuinely need an opportunity. I’ve been searching for quite a long time for a way to earn a stable source of income, but unfortunately, I haven’t had much luck yet.

I’m willing to put in the time and effort and take on freelance, remote, or other work where I can be useful. I have experience with web design/development, graphic design, and creative digital work.

If anyone knows of an opportunity, needs help with a project, or can point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate it.

I’m not looking for handouts — I’m looking for an opportunity to work and earn.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this. 🙏