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[US] 20 Remote Customer Support jobs (entry & mid)

I just made a list of recently opened entry & mid-level Customer Support & Success jobs, so there should still chance to apply early. I hope this helps someone!

Would love to hear what you're looking for next—leave a comment and I can post another one.

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u/TheCryptoCaveman — 17 hours ago

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u/Adventurous-Pen94 — 21 hours ago
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F 21 looking for a job

Im from Mumbai . I've just completed my graduation in bcom plain lol and im trying to find a job at this point any job bcz I've not done tally so most companies don't hire I want to do it but rn im broke I was thinking to find a normal job rn like any call center, data entry anything but im not able to find the only jobs I'm able to find is in sales I heard it's hectic and and in tele calling which are rotational my family is not allowing me to do job at night time I'm so confuse and anyone help me with suggestion?

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u/kittykachorie — 1 day ago

Female 27 looking for answering service work , customer service work in Houston area. 7 years phone customer service experience . Or any bartending jobs. 3 years Lead Bartender. Clerical / Assistant is also an are of expertise . Can type 85 WPM

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u/obfocus — 1 day ago
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Looking for a maintenance/porter for apartment complex $17hr

Looking a for a porter with a bit of maintenance experience

Job duties will be to clean grounds in the complex making sure dumpster are clear of debris and occasionally trashing out an apartment.

If you or anybody you know are interested dm me !

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u/Fuego_TheGreat — 1 day ago

any jobs hiring $14+ in humble/atascocita area?

been looking for a job for a little over a year and have had no luck, could really use any advice or help

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u/AdCreepy8447 — 2 days ago

Remote opportunity if you're actually trying to work. We got a 4.6/5 rating on Glassdoor...

Yo straight up — I’m looking for a few people to check out a remote benefits/enrollment rep position.

It’s performance-based, not hourly, but training and mentorship are provided. You meet clients on zoom and present options they requested through work.

If you’re coachable, can talk to people, and want to make more money, it could be worth seeing.

Worst case, you hear it out and you’re back where you’re at now. Best case, it changes your income.

Comment “info” or message me.

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u/JacksonAIL — 2 days ago

Arabic teacher

Hi everyone,
If you like to learn Arabic, I can teach you. I a have great experience as an educator in public school in Houston TX. Plus I was teach Arabic at Rice University. Reach out to me we can start conversation Arabic lessons. Thanks for your time.

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u/Ok-Major-6777 — 1 day ago
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I’m looking to learn how to wax

Hi everyone, I’m looking to learn male waxing, especially male Brazilian (“manzilian”). I’m interested in hands-on training or an assistant position with an experienced waxer or studio.

If anyone is teaching or hiring for a waxing assistant/apprentice role, please let me know. Thanks.

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u/SubjectOpposite3663 — 1 day ago

Major uncertainty.

Hey all,

For context, I am 21 years old currently in Houston majoring in Computer Science and I finished my third year, but have no internships lined up and have never done one which I know is awful in this job market.

Due to the uncertainties of this major, and instability of the job market, I have been exploring other options.

I am unsure if I should go ahead and switch out and begin nursing, radiology, or stick with computer science and get my security+ which i'm currently studying for, and hope I land something by the time I graduate.

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u/Logical-Geologist-5 — 3 days ago
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90k base pay + 1% of revenue + profit share

Lead the operation. Drive performance. Own the results.

Kept Companies is the largest self-performing commercial cleaning & maintenance company in the U.S. (9 brands, 100+ locations). We service restaurants, retail centers, transportation fleets, refrigeration, solar, and commercial properties nationwide.

We are seeking an experienced Operations Manager to oversee route performance, team leadership, safety compliance, and financial results.

What You’ll Own

• Full operational oversight of assigned routes
• Team hiring, training & performance management
• Scheduling, billing accuracy & labor control
• Jobsite quality & safety compliance
• Customer issue resolution & retention
• Fleet, equipment & asset management
• Weekly performance tracking & accountability

This role carries operational and financial responsibility.

What You Bring

• Proven operations or field management experience
• Strong leadership & team development skills
• Experience managing labor costs & productivity
• Valid driver’s license (clean record)
• Ability to operate in a fast-paced, dynamic environment
• Weekend availability as business requires

Bachelor’s degree preferred, not required.

Compensation & Benefits

• $90,000 base salary (first 90 days)
• Transition to EBITDA-based profit share plan
• Company vehicle
• Company cell phone
• Company American Express
• Medical, Dental, Vision & Life Insurance

Who This Role Is For

• Leaders who take full ownership of results
• Managers comfortable being in the field
• Operators who understand accountability
• Individuals motivated by performance-based earnings

Birmingham, AL

Onsite

Full Time

Minimum amount $90,000.00 per year

About Kept Companies, Inc

Kept is the parent company of nine leading facility maintenance brands. We started as a single mobile washing business and, over the years, expanded to become a complete and comprehensive suite of services. Now, we manage thousands of skilled employees and thousands of fully equipped vehicles. Since the beginning, hard work and perseverance have fueled our success. Our continued investments in sustainability, innovation, and technology allow each of our brands to provide the best service, at the best possible cost.

u/AbjectAssociation260 — 3 days ago

Former business owner struggling to find work. Need advice.

My mom is 54 and has been struggling to find stable work for a while, and I was hoping maybe someone here might have advice or ideas for roles/industries we may be overlooking.

She’s very smart, personable, capable, and has a ton of real experience. She owned and operated a small business (spa) for 10+ years (managed employees, payroll, scheduling, customer service, operations, etc.), has her esthetician license, and also has experience in the fitness industry from working as a trainer earlier in her career.

After the business closed around COVID, she’s done everything she can to continue working. She got her notary certification and worked as a signing agent for title companies/legal documents for several years, worked as a property field inspector doing independent contractor work, did DoorDash/Uber on the side, and also worked as a hotel night auditor for a period of time.

We’ve tried tailoring her resume, applying to spas, fitness studios, hotels, admin/front desk jobs, retail chains, applying online constantly, dropping off resumes in person, etc. and she’s barely getting any responses.

The jobs she does occasionally find are often part-time or overnight shifts paying around $12/hr, which just isn’t sustainable financially or physically long term. She tried the overnight hotel shift before and it completely ran her down.

She had to leave her last job because she and my grandmother had to move to Houston, and now she’s back to DoorDashing because she can’t find anything else.

I think part of the issue is she’s in this weird middle ground where she’s too experienced/overqualified for some jobs, but her background also isn’t super traditional since she spent so many years self-employed and doing independent contractor work.

She’s in the southeast Houston area. If anyone has been in a similar situation, knows of places that tend to hire people with more nontraditional backgrounds, or knows of anyone hiring, I’d really appreciate it.

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u/Unable_Respect4002 — 4 days ago

Heads up — my team is opening up a few spots for a remote benefits/enrollment role.

It's not a "clock in and collect a check" type of position. It fits someone who is coachable, communicates well, and is comfortable talking with people over the phone/Zoom.
The role is focused on helping families review benefits and coverage options. Training and mentorship are provided, but effort and consistency matter a lot.
Could be a good fit for someone who:
Wants to work from home
Is open to sales/client-facing work
Wants growth potential instead of a fixed ceiling Can stay disciplined without being micromanaged
Not trying to spam the group - just sharing in case someone here is actively looking or knows someone who might be a fit.
Comment or message me and I can send over the detalls.

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u/JacksonAIL — 3 days ago

Looking for a job in Katy/Cypress/Houston/Sealy

I’m looking for a job in or near these areas. I have about 3 years in sales, over 7 years in customer service, and about 2 years in management. My skills are almost universal. I’ve worked in a warehouse distribution center for some time. I also have about 3 years in office administration and have worked with several kinds of programs and software interfaces. I’m desperately looking for a job that pays at least $18/hr, though I am quite open towards or kind of pay rates. I appreciate any advice and assistance, thank you!

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u/opprtune — 3 days ago

I got a couple of jobs in Houston if anyone is interested and qualified.

Here are the titles and links to the jobs. Please apply if interested and qualified.

  1. Personal Injury Paralegal with Trial Experience - Houston

https: //www.jobvertise.com/job/38499414

  1. Bookkeeper (in personal injury law firms)- Houston https://www.jobvertise.com/job/38737850

  2. Project Manager with Reveal AI experience- Houston https://www.jobvertise.com/job/38707970

  3. Advanced client data solutions senior tech & analytics advisor - TX, Houston https://www.jobvertise.com/job/38736568

  4. Legal Administrator Assistant( No job description yet but If you have experience please comment below.

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u/IvyMaina_VA — 5 days ago
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Desperately looking for a job

Black female veteran here trying to break into the HVAC industry in Houston and honestly feeling discouraged sometimes.

I served 7 years active duty in Navy intelligence, earned my bachelor’s degree after the pandemic, and spent the last few years working odd jobs including teaching and the post office while trying to figure out my next move. In 2025, I decided to transition into the trades and I’m currently enrolled in the HVACR program at San Jacinto College. I’ll receive my certification in December.

I’m motivated, dependable, and ready to work. I’m interested in both commercial and residential HVAC and looking for helper or apprentice opportunities in the Houston area.

Sometimes I wonder if my background throws employers off — military intel isn’t exactly a traditional path into HVAC. Being a veteran doesn’t automatically open doors like people think it does. And honestly, sometimes I wonder if being a woman in the trade makes it harder too.

I’ve tried going through Union 211, but it wasn’t the direction I wanted to take. I’m really just looking for a company willing to give me an opportunity to learn, grow, and prove myself.

If anyone knows of companies hiring helpers/apprentices or has advice, I’d truly appreciate it.

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u/Different-Stress-339 — 5 days ago

what is the best way to find a career in the skyscrapers in downtown?

i have no idea where to even look. does anyone know how to apply or know anyone hiring there? i have marketing experience.

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u/Commercial-Joke1979 — 5 days ago