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[HIRING] Remote Closer (Earn 3,000 in 45 mins)

We are a marketing agency based in India, currently looking for remote closers to help convert qualified leads interested in our marketing services.
We specialize in Meta lead generation campaigns for healthcare professionals, clinics, and hospitals.

Only Highly qualified, filtered and interested leads are assigned to closers

Compensation:
You will earn Rs.3,000 for every client successfully closed by you.

Please note that this is a purely commission-based role with no fixed monthly salary. You are free to work on other projects alongside this opportunity.

Qualities

  1. Great communication skills
  2. Fluent in English and Hindi (optional)
  3. Experience in sales (preferred)

Responsibilites

  1. Call qualified leads and book an online meeting
  2. Get on these meeting and close those interested leads.

DM only if you think you are suitable for this role. Will share the application form

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u/Dazzling-Ad-8476 — 9 hours ago
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If I posted a HUGE list of 50+ legit ways to make money this summer from home, would you actually use it?

I’m talking about:

✔️ Work-from-home jobs
✔️ Side hustles
✔️ Apps that pay
✔️ Remote customer service jobs
✔️ Selling digital products
✔️ Teen-friendly ways to earn
✔️ Passive income ideas
✔️ Research studies
✔️ Same-day pay gigs
✔️ Non-phone jobs
✔️ Easy beginner-friendly ideas

Would you want:

A️ Only online jobs
B️ Side hustles + apps
C️ Everything combined
D️ Teen & mom-friendly ideas too

Comment below with what you need MOST right now because I’m putting together a massive summer money-making list to help people earn extra cash before summer ends. 🔥

Also… what’s your income goal this summer? 👀

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u/aw1219 — 1 day ago
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Pabulong naman ng WFH job guys.

I’m singlemom of 5 kids. OF Chat Support ako for 3 years tapos last month lang nwalan nku ng work. Ilang beses nadin na scams ng agencies huhuhu. Struggle nku masyadooo beh huhuhu. Balik school na kids few weeks from now 😭😭😭

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u/NumberHot921 — 1 day ago
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[FOR HIRE] Game Engineer | (Technical) Game Designer | (Technical) Writer

Good day to you dear reader!

My name is Jurian, 33 years young and grew up in the South of the Netherlands..

In short; I have worked on a wide range of game mechanics and some software during a timespan of 12 years.

Availability: Flexible

Payment: Bank transfer (Wise) / Paypal (/Crypto only if all fees are covered for cashing in to either of the aforementioned)
FLEXIBLE - Starting at minimum 600 EURO(or other currency($) equivalent) PAID UPFRONT(Mandatory) for a deliverable(list of tasks). Can also do 50%/50% payments for larger sums. Or weekly / bi-weekly sums for ongoing collab.

Contact: Feel free to contact me through chat, you can also contact me on Discord : Adromadus

Here is a Miro Portfolio Overview:
https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVJ7yR9LI=/?share_link_id=310893139625

I want to avoid anything saying like the standard "I am super motivated, passionate and dedicated bla bla bla, this bla bla bla that".Sooo.. instead here's my story regarding Game Development and Design as proof of experience legitimacy:

* I started video gaming on the PC at the age of 4-5 and got access to the internet at the age of 11. This is where the whole Digital exploration really started but video games more so.. By now - I have accumulated gaming experience across 500-750 video games since then, if not more! Pretty much all genres (except for NSFW)

* For a long period of time I made it a hobby to grind a variety of (MMO)RPG mechanics\^((by scrolling the game lists at mmorpg.com)), features and gameplay in order to gain further understanding of the ins and outs while also playing competitive FPS for 12+ years.

* Top tier and pro tier across several titles. Organized events both offline and online for Esports and wrote plenty of documents on Esports (Infrastructure) -- all in all I did my best to contribute where and when I could. *At the end of / when I quit competitive play I started working on a pet project as portfolio piece:* https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adromadus/ow-forge?ref=348558&token=dce857a2

* I started looking into code / scripts at the age of 13-14 and found the interest in reverse engineering minor RPGs ([BYOND.com](https://BYOND.com)) at the age of 15-16 - since then I have not quit programming, designing and writing about and for video games.* *E.g. I hosted (locally)dedicated ripped WoW servers in order to get to know databasing and play around with it.*

* I have studied a few years of (Indie) Game Development & Design at a University but figured this would not be fitting my needs for freedom, as well as own approach and thus decided to go the self-taught way.During these years of study I started working on my own lengthy GDD / TDD / so on and forth for one game I will most likely never release - \*however this gave me a good idea on how to start with writing documentation and it gave me the necessary skills to write out game systems and mechanics. Right now this has 150+ pages of content.*

* Since then I have worked on various genres:

  • WW2 Mobile FPS
  • Pokemon MMORPG
  • Card Games
  • Shoot 'm Ups Action, Adventure
  • Platformers, Puzzle
  • Casual, Survival / Strategy
  • NFT MMO RTS
  • Mazerunner Gacha NFT
  • MMORPG
  • Text-Based Battle simulators
  • 3D Showroom(similar to spatial.io) and other minor projects.

There is a lot more that I can elaborate on and the work that I did of course, but I will leave that for chats/DMs/emails.

Some of the clients I worked for(has outdated websites): https://autentikum.com/, https://r16.com/, https://innadril.gg/, https://deathcarnival.com/, https://poke-nexus.com/, https://yorideshare.com/, https://twitter.com/mavrikplays, https://nomoon.io/, Codetics / Carbonated Softworks / UYS, And an undisclosed Low Fantasy PvPvPvE MMORPG team working from scratch.

And a dozen of minor-ish clients / individuals for various systems or game mechanics.

FURTHERMORE..

Truth of the matter and spirit is : You can give me any concept, idea or plan / scheme and I am able to create the most fantastic pieces of work out of it. Conceptualization, documentation, brainstorms, mindmapping,.. anything - you name it.

MMORPG's are my speciality, building and creating worlds as such, entanglement and mechanics that unfold and are required. Dependencies and foresight. However it can all be scaled down for smaller game projects.

I have written more than a 1500 of pages of work for several clients and my own pet project.

  • GDD's
  • Documentation
  • Guidelines and Comments
  • Consultations and Advisory Content
  • Lore & Storyline
  • Frameworks
  • Technological Insights
  • Presentations
  • Pseudocode
  • Scenario Type Sets

I am very much into Metaphysics, the Meta of Eternal Life and the Illusion of Death, Eternal Creation itself and understanding Worlds (Mechanics).

I have 12+ years of Game Programming experience, 12+ years Unity Engine & 6+ years in Unreal Engine

  • C#, C++, JS, ActionScript**(Any)**, UE Blueprints, Editor Scripting, Visual Scripting, Cloud Script
  • MySQL, SQLite, SmartFoxServer Pro, Firebase and a couple more minor / custom databasing solutions
  • Unity, Unreal Engine 5, Adobe Flash, GameMaker, Custom Engines (Incl. a ton of asset packages / plugins / frameworks)
  • AWS, Photon, Playfab, Mirror and a lot more.
  • ClickUp, Confluence / JIRA, Trello, Asana, HacknPlan, SCRUM, Machinations ...,
  • LegendKeeper and other World Building / Lore Writing toolsets
  • Version / Source Control
  • Google Stadia

ON TOP OF THAT

I am writing a book - sitting on 336+ pages right now and at least 300 more to write.

Througout a timespan of 15 years I have had minor, average and great game project ideas / concepts, but it never really hit the spot for me as to what I felt like I wanted to share with the (Video) Game Industry. I came to the clonclusion that a mere game project would not encompass most of that I fathom and learned, so I decided to get to start providing actual (Technical) Game Design / Consultancy / Guidance services as that is more in line with my passion.

It includes the descriptions, details and philosophy of the various systems that are necessary for the most complete and advanced (MMORPG) game projects to your desires.

Bare in mind this is a FRAMEWORK or REFERENCE material that gives you ALL you need to create and flesh out Game Design Documents, Technical Design Documents, conceptualization, lore and everything else you need to get through the Preparation phases up to the Production phase.

All in all - I write and wrote professional pieces of work:

Full Blown Systems of all kinds (75+ in total)

  • Example work
  • Important / Key Questions to be asked for feature and system design (long lists)
  • HOW TO Character Building
  • HOW TO Storyline and Lore Building
  • HOW TO / WHAT TO Prototyping
  • Alternatives for the most Commonly Used approaches and methodology
  • Documents
  • Spreadsheets
  • And more.

Thanks for reading, let's engage and find a way to come terms.

u/pronic — 1 day ago
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[Hiring] Chatter and Chat Manager (Remote)

We’re currently looking for remote Chatters and Chat Managers to join our team.

Chatters
Handle text-based conversations
Build engagement and assist with sales
Follow scripts and upsell when needed
Compensation: biweekly base pay + performance bonuses

Chat Managers
Manage and support a team of 10–15 chatters
Monitor performance and provide coaching
Compensation:
Month 1: $1500
Month 2: $2000
Month 3+: $2000 + commission
Requirements

Good English communication skills
Sales-oriented mindset
Stable internet connection
Leadership experience preferred for manager role

For chatter position, click to apply here!

For Chat Manager, click to apply here!

If interested, feel free to message me for application details or questions.

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u/Miserable_Line9402 — 2 days ago
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Are modern workplaces optimizing for responsiveness instead of focus?

I’ve been thinking a lot about how modern work environments are affecting focus and mental fatigue.

Most workplaces today seem built around constant responsiveness:

  • notifications
  • meetings
  • multitasking
  • switching between tools constantly

At some point, it feels like many organizations may be optimizing more for responsiveness than for deep focused work.

I’m curious how others here think about this.

Do you think multitasking and constant interruption are becoming genuine workplace wellbeing issues, especially in remote or fast-moving environments?

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u/More_Treacle_7123 — 2 days ago
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15 Companies Hiring Remote Workers for NON-PHONE Work From Home Jobs 💻

If you hate phone jobs or want quieter work-from-home opportunities, here are some legit companies that regularly hire for chat support, moderation, AI training, data entry, admin work, and other non-phone remote jobs.

📌 Save this post for later and share it with someone job searching!

1. ModSquad

Hires remote moderators, chat support agents, social media moderators, and community support reps.

2. TELUS Digital

Offers AI training, search evaluation, internet rating, and online task jobs that are often flexible and non-phone.

3. Mercor

Pays remote workers to train AI systems, write responses, and complete online tasks.

4. Appen

Known for search engine evaluation, AI projects, transcription, and flexible online tasks.

5. Lionbridge Games

Offers remote gaming, internet judging, testing, and AI-related projects.

6. LiveWorld

Frequently hires social media agents and content moderators to respond to customers through messaging and social channels.

7. The Chat Shop

Remote live chat support jobs helping customers through online messaging only.

8. ICUC Social

Hires remote community moderators and social media engagement specialists.

9. Clickworker

Microtasks, AI training, categorization, writing, and data projects you can do from home.

10. Fancy Hands

Virtual assistant jobs help with scheduling, research, and online admin tasks.

11. Boldly

Remote executive assistant and admin support jobs with flexible schedules.

12. Scribie

Beginner-friendly transcription work converting audio into text.

13. Rev

Offers transcription, captioning, and subtitle jobs from home.

14. Automattic

The company behind WordPress often hires remote support, content, and tech workers worldwide. ()

15. Zapier

Fully remote company known for async work and online support/operations jobs. ()

🔥 EXTRA TIP:

Search terms like these on job boards can help you find more non-phone jobs faster:

✔️ “Chat Support”
✔️ “Content Moderator”
✔️ “AI Trainer”
✔️ “Data Entry”
✔️ “Virtual Assistant”
✔️ “Social Media Moderator”
✔️ “Remote Back Office”

More companies are offering remote non-phone jobs than ever before. Join our private Group for additional work from home jobs.

👇 COMMENT BELOW:

Which type of non-phone remote job would you actually want to do from home?

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u/aw1219 — 4 days ago
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$600/Week FROM HOME: Moderate Comments – No Phone Needed!

There’s a remote job that pays around $600/week — literally to read and manage comments online. Yes, you’d be the person keeping chats clean, fun, and on topic.

No phone calls. No customer yelling. Just you, your laptop, and internet access.

👉 You can get all the details here and apply online

This kind of gig is perfect for anyone who:

  • Loves being online but hates talking on the phone 📵
  • Has a good eye for detail (spotting trolls, spam, or bad vibes)
  • Wants consistent weekly pay working from home 💻

I’ve seen a few people land this role already, so it’s 100% real —

Would you do this full-time if it paid $600 a week? Or would you use it as a side hustle?

u/aw1219 — 4 days ago
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🎮 GAMERS WANTED – REMOTE NON-PHONE JOB OPPORTUNITY 🎮

Love playing games on PC? You could get paid hourly just to game from home.

A remote company is looking for gamers to complete structured gameplay sessions while using screen recording and input tracking software. Your gameplay helps train advanced AI systems using real player actions and decisions.

🕹️ What You’ll Do:

• Play assigned games like Minecraft, exploration, simulation, and open-world games
• Complete gameplay sessions lasting around 15–60 minutes
• Run simple screen capture software during gameplay
• Follow basic instructions while playing naturally

💻 What You Need:

• Reliable PC or gaming setup
• Stable internet connection
• Attention to detail
• Ability to complete sessions independently

✨ Why People Like This Opportunity:

✔️ Non-phone work
✔️ Flexible remote schedule
✔️ Get paid to play games
✔️ Beginner-friendly for gamers

If this sounds like something you’d enjoy, leave a comment below, and I’ll send you more details. 👇

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u/aw1219 — 5 days ago
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Looking for people to help bring in development clients (commission-based, high earning potential)

Hi everyone,
I’m a software developer looking for individuals who can help connect me with clients who need development work. This is a commission-based opportunity with strong earning potential depending on the projects brought in.
We specialize in:
• Websites & Web Applications
• iOS & Android App Development
• Custom Software Development
• AI Tools & Integrations
• Bots & Automation Systems
• POS Systems
• Hosting & Server Setup
• E-commerce Stores
• Game Development
• Dashboards & Admin Panels
• APIs & Backend Systems
• Database Development
• Business Automation
• Cloud Solutions
• Custom Scripts & Tools
• UI/UX Development
• Neon Sign Systems/Displays
• And much more
If you’re good at networking, sales, or know businesses/individuals who need development work, this could be a good fit.
If interested, send me a message on Reddit or telegram username: ydkzk and we can discuss details and commission structure.

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u/Accomplished_Tie9541 — 4 days ago
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I Received $50 for a Paper Study I Received in the Mail

I wanted to share a paid study I recently completed that turned out to be 100% legit. 👀

I received a simple paper diary study in the mail about my listening habits (music, radio, streaming, etc.). It was super easy to complete and honestly didn’t take much time at all. After I mailed everything back, they sent me a real $50 check for participating. 💸

Yes — it actually paid! I even uploaded payment proof so you can see it’s legit. ✅

These kinds of mail studies are nice because they’re different from the usual online surveys and can pay pretty well for simple tasks.

If you want more details on how to join this paid panel, too, Leave a comment below and I’ll share the info! 👇

u/aw1219 — 5 days ago
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What do you do with your free time?

Hi guys! I’m just curious about what you do in your free time as a VA? For context, I am a WFH content writer, night shift. I usually wake up at 12nn and I don’t have anything to do until my next shift at 7PM. I take other side hustles naman sometimes but if wala akong makuha bored na bored talaga ako HAHAHA idk. I am also not outdoorsy and my friends mostly work din that time. I live with our small family of three, my husband works as well while my toddler is mostly with his grandparents. Any suggestions ano pwedeng gawing hobby or just anything pwede gawin pampalipas oras??

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u/Helpful-Librarian707 — 3 days ago
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Non-Phone Remote Canva Job Paying $20–$70/Hour 🎨💻 15 Openings

Hey everyone!

If you have at least 2 years of experience using Canva, here’s a high-paying non-phone remote job you may want to check out!

A company is hiring Canva Users/Specialists to help support AI training projects. In this role, you’ll use your Canva skills to contribute to creative AI and data collection initiatives from home.

✨ Job Highlights:

  • Fully remote work-from-home position
  • No phone work required
  • Pays $20 to $70 per hour
  • Work with AI and creative content
  • Great for experienced Canva users and designers

This is an expert-level opportunity for people who are comfortable creating graphics, presentations, templates, and other visual content in Canva.

Apply here

💡 Tip: Be sure to highlight your Canva portfolio, templates, branding projects, or social media graphics in your application to stand out.

u/aw1219 — 4 days ago
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“Get Paid Hourly to Watch Videos at Home — Yes, You Read That Right 🍿💰”

Imagine kicking back, watching short clips, and getting paid hourly to do it.
No interviews. No boss. No degree. Just your screen and a Wi-Fi connection.

These companies are hiring people to

watch videos

review ads

and rate content — all from home.

💵 Pays hourly
🕒 Flexible schedule
📱 Works on your phone or laptop
🌍 Open to many countries

Here’s the full list of legit platforms → workersonboard.com

u/aw1219 — 5 days ago
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Looking for a virtual assistant

We're looking for a virtual assistant who's comfortable with English communication and has basic tech knowledge.

Ideally, someone who enjoys critical thinking and being creative, and can help us manage tasks efficiently.

We're offering $1k/month for the right person.

It would be great to work with some reliable and easy to communicate with.

Please include your location and share resume or LinkedIn profile when you inbox me if you're interested in this position.

Thanks!

u/Fantastic_Hospital84 — 6 days ago
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🚨 Paid AI Work Opportunity (Remote + Flexible) 🚨

If you’re good at writing, creative thinking, or coming up with smart prompts for AI tools, this could be a great side hustle to do from home.

They’re looking for people to create clear and creative prompts that test AI models across different software platforms. You’ll work independently on your own schedule, and most tasks only take about 10–30 minutes to complete.

💰 Pay ranges from around $10–$20 per accepted task
🕒 Work whenever you want
🌎 Fully remote
📌 No phone work involved

Before gaining access to paid tasks, a one-time, unpaid assessment is required, which takes approximately an hour. If you pass, you’ll receive ongoing paid opportunities by email.

Perfect for:

✔️ AI enthusiasts
✔️ Writers
✔️ Remote workers
✔️ Beginners wanting flexible online income
✔️ Anyone looking for extra cash from home

Leave a comment if you are interested in this paid remote opportunity.

👇 Comment “AI” if you’d like more paid AI job leads posted daily.

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u/aw1219 — 8 days ago
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[Hiring] Has anyone completed their full thesis/research done? (Soft sciences)

I’m in a soft sciences field and honestly struggling with the research/thesis process right now. I wanted to ask generally if anyone here has experience with getting help for a completed thesis or research project.

I don't have much time to dedicate it to thesis so I want a A-grade thesis. Dm me with your topic!

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u/Broad_Inspector_9784 — 5 days ago
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We need a reliable individual for basic data entry into a Windows application database. The interface is very similar to Excel, making it a straightforward copy-and-paste-like task. Responsibilities: Accurately transfer data from provided sources into our Windows application. Maintain data integrity and ensure accuracy.

Rate: $10-$80/hr

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u/North_Smith — 10 days ago
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🚨 STOP SCROLLING — NEW WORK FROM HOME JOBS JUST DROPPED TODAY! 💻🔥

People are getting hired RIGHT NOW for remote jobs like:

✅ Deal Hunters
✅ Payment Clerks
✅ Video Captioners
✅ Social Media Content Users
✅ Data Entry & More

Some of these jobs require little to no experience, offer flexible schedules, and let you work from the comfort of home. 🏡💸

If you’ve been looking for a legit way to make money online, this is your sign to apply TODAY before the spots fill up.

See the full list of brand new openings here:
👉 https://www.workersonboard.com/friday-freebies/

💬 COMMENT “REMOTE” if you want more daily work from home leads posted directly in this subreddit!

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u/aw1219 — 7 days ago