15 Boring But Realistic Work From Home Jobs That Are Always Hiring
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Can you give us some practice websites in your next video
Can I do these from 🇨🇦???
content moderators only people that do that job are book burning nazi lovers. anybody against free speech are no better then hitler and people like him though out history. maybe we should send all the anti free speech people to north korea where they would fit in.
contente moderators are no better then book burning nazis
How about Globally ie Canada etc.
I spoke with a hotel reservation specialist (in the US even!). I kept hearing a chicken clucking in the background. So finally I asked her where she was and she said on her farm.
Also sounds like he/she from the Philippines 😂
That same thing happened to me with Chime
Same with me when I called United Airlines a couple years ago Ya girl is getting that money 😂
When i was working in Franklin, TN (Just South of Nashville) we were at this apartment building which was VERY diverse(a story in itself) with this one unit having a Rooster 🐓(Male chicken) that would be let out on the porch via a string while the owner would sit inside.... So, we realized this and decided to bring eggs in from our chickens and place them as to appear that the Rooster 🐓 had laid these eggs 🥚. So we snuck probably 24 eggs over the course of a week making sure we were not seen. This person would pick these eggs 🥚 up like it was a miracle from the heavens.. 😂😅 OMG 8ve never laughed so hard in my life. This Unit had people from like the Himalayan Mountains it was great how they were so shocked. And the guy who would let his Rooster 🐓 out on a string was also a treat to witness. The whole situation was to die for.😂❤
@@firebird6522 I just realized they're 95% mlm scams. Ain't nobody got time for this. Back to basic job hunting 101.
idc if it's boring i just really don't wnt to be homeless i really need a job
dont worry, none of these jobs are hiring. and if they were, they dropped the pay by 15k since this video
did u find a job? im in the same boat
To avoid minimum wage, I would suggest finding a warehouse nearby to at least hold you over. Since Christmas is right around the corner, most that ship things to homes are going to be hiring. And the wages are normally acceptable. Places like Walmart will hire seasonally and sometimes permanently and pay upwards of 22 dollars an hour "more or less depending on location"
Amen
real
Also right now, many companies are not really hiring. They SAY they are hiring for a huge tax break, but it's a ghost job being replaced by AI.
No surprise, I thought quite a few of these were perfect for AI to do.
Also: none of these are easy gigs to get in the first place, unless you have a degree in that specific area and previous experience.
!!!!!
How does everyone know this, but it's still behind allowed 😩
@house_of_cruz the wheels of Justice grind slow but eventually grind fine. Let's see what happens next year, I think situations like this will be "dealt with".
Medical coding is actually very difficult to get as a remote job. You have to do your time in the office before almost all companies will allow a remote position.
And then I bet you have to document everything you do
Funny, 3 different people in my family landed this job and did not ever step into an office. They all hated the job and quit but that’s a different matter.
Dealing with insurance companies is on par with filing taxes or attending funerals professionally. Its the worst.
Medical coding doesnt pay well ,and if you’re a certified coder they will hire people with more experience and no certification.I was a certified coder now I work for a beer distributor
Usually you have to professional trained. I know a woman who ended up pay $10,000 by the she was finished. The equipment, the course, the registration, the proof of training and the she couldn't get a jib and started a receptionists job.
For the meter teading job and your explanation on why you want it.
Describe as a deep desire to make everything as efficient as possible, to help save energy consumption and the customers save money.
They definitely won't sniff out the BS in that explanation.
@mkaberli614 that b.s. will work. It's about the attitude you will bring to the job. No one may be excited about a job like this, but they'll know who is willing to bring their best to the table.
Chatgpt can help you with some ideas on what to say here.
I'm glad these soul-crushing jobs/side hustles exist, because apparently I found out that I didn't hate myself as much as I initially thought.
And it's good that my will to live can also be destroyed in the comfort of my own home.
Soul crushing? Earning a paycheck? Your parents would thank you though
And that's always a good day.
My mom retired from medical transcription after 30 years, and here's the reason she threw in the towel: AI transcription has gotten good enough that, despite an experienced human operator's ability to be more accurate overall, AI plus low-experience human editors/reviewers are a cheaper solution compared to paying a premium for highly experienced transcriptionist.
Yes! My Dr talks into a special mic and I see his words being typed on the screen!
At least she could likely transition into coding as she was familiar with the terminology and usages. AI ain't good outside of deep fakes, and being able to "hear" words and log the enunciations is part of that functionality.
We don't use transcriptionists. It is automated and has been for years. Our coding department is also being automated. It is about 75% reduced from a few years ago when we had three shifts of coders. Another 3 to 5 years and that department will be gone. We have a few 'analysts' ie. Old department supervisors that review the ai work for quality control and that is it.
As someone who used to he a “hotel reservation specialist.” Its truly sucks. It’s heavily based on sales and people are cheap and managment gaslight you into thinking that it’s your fault that people aren’t buying the higher price hotels or the midprice hotels they always want the cheaper ones and the cheapest ones are always too expensive for them so they usually go for motels you have to make about three sales out of every 10 calls if it was truly a customer service position I would’ve loved it but nope they are really strong on sales.
You then have perverts calling. the moment they hear a woman voice and you hear them doing ungodly things in the background and they said that you can’t just hang up on them, but I did.
😂 I had an obscene phone call when I was the sales supervisor at Goodwill! The dude walked into the store about a week later and I recognized his voice!😂
It's everywhere!
The only upside is they're probably getting wild turnover rates so they're prob urgently hiring
People are cheap? How about just trying to make ends meet??? Wtf.
Its a bit better if you can work for a specific hotel company. I worked for Best Western for a while and as long as you can sell any best western room, they dont care how much the room costs.
Damn there goes the second job. Have you heard of cuddling? Yuck , but people actually get paid for pi r cuddling.
my mother moved to medical coding a few years ago and she loves her job, she seems very comfortable. she never has to go into the office and she has low job stress, which is good for her sinces shes a nervous nelly typically
How did she get started ?
I got my certification 2 years ago and moved from Data Entry to full coding. its been pretty good so far and a growing field and all kinds of specializations, can be low stress, but still challenging.
@@queeffersthrlnd1620 (in the USA) Certification is given through either the AAPC or AHIMA, you have to pass an exam to show competency in anatomy, terminology, billing and services codes (ICDM-10, CPT and HCPC). you can get classes through them to prepare for the test, go go some colleges will over training, or you can self study with a few books and RUclips educational videos. Now for the hard part. you'll start off with "apprentice" on your credential and you will need work experience and signatures from your employer to remove; often takes a few years. yet, most employers won't hire an 'apprentice'. your best bet in these case is to already be in the field (HIM, reception, nurse assistant, etc) and gaining experience with your employer; this may never happen.
Outpatient medical coding will be replaced by AI in the next 5 years. If anyone is going into medical coding they should go to inpatient coding - which is much harder and more time consuming.
@@Free4Ever-gracethank you for the tip!
I think your videos are helpful, but I had been hoping to see some chapters in the description. It just helps me go back to specific job intro much faster in case I missed anything or just to skip to the next one. Please add chapters to your next videos 🥺
I was auditing a supplier in Switzerland, the representative of the company had a similar tele call with a customer in Dubai who asked what that sound was in the background, to which he replied cows. Their HQ is in a rural setting.
Go into the description and click on "Show Transcript".
You're welcome. 😊
Any job that can be done completely outside the office can be done completely outside the country.
And there are millions of people all over the world willing to do this for pay levels you would consider unacceptable.
And companies are always looking for ways to reduce cost.
There is always a potential language barrier. A native speaker is going to have better communication skills than a non-native.
@@aries6776 As a person who has been in tech support since 1995 - the companies do not care if you speak English.
@eileenheath1968 I can vouch for that. I work for a hospital and spend a good portion of my day on the phone with insurance companies. Once I finally weave my way through the never-ending phone tree and actually get a person, I usually get someone in India or the Phillipines. I don't knock anyone for making a living, but it gets very frustrating when I need to discuss a sensitive medical issue and end up explaining how to pronounce Arkansas.
Not really, depending on the job there are some activities that requiere people looking at ssn so that job needs to be done in the US due to sensitive information. So no all jobs can be done outside the US but certainly most of them.
@@aries6776 when you call ANY business with a call center, how many of the reps sound native to you?
I wish there was a REAL way to make an income from home.
Filling-out an on-line survey that take 20 minutes and only pays you "25 cents" is a realllllllllllllllllllly bad idea.
but its a really good way to have your data sold on the black market.
I did it for a few months and made no money but was suddenly flooded with spam. No thanks.
And the qualifying survey for that 25¢ survey is 10-15 minutes 🙄
And it's competitive. _And_ it's not worth it unless you or someone in the household has a medical condition, cause those are the ones with the most points. It's annoying because sometimes you know you have something, but you don't have a diagnosis, so you can't take the surveys that would pay you more.
Remote work rocks.
No office politics or meaningless banter, no traffic, no bad weather days, no getting mugged on the subway...
I've done the online transcription thing. And sure, it's easy enough to get into, but it doesn't pay anywhere like what they advertise. 15 or 20 bucks per hour is what they say, but not what they pay.
For a $15 'per hour' spot, it's NOT $15 per hour worked; it's all piece work, and itllbe $15 per what they deem as an hour of content. And you can spen let's say 10 or 15 minutes on a shorter piece, and be paid maybe two bucks for it and then have to wait sometimes until another piece of work comes in.
One can easily earn double the money just flipping burgers at a fast food joint.
I tried a transcription job once and they expect people to continuously get 5/5 stars on their work, but have other transcribers check your work so they will give people a 4/5 because of one comma they think shouldn't be there. The drama on those websites were stupid and not worth the time.
@jaspirita
...or the money.
You're not going to find a remote medical coding job without prior experience. Also the cost to get these certifications is high with dubious payoff. Trying to break in to this business without experience is HARD.
Hi love the content, and I will be using some of these tips in the near future, but a recommendation is to put timestamps for each tip as it will help viewers go to certain portions when they come back to this video
I work 2 help desk jobs from home. I got lucky to get a really good remote job back in 2020 and was able to convince my boss to let our team be permanently remote even when they were calling people back to office. After a couple years I realized I have enough time for another full time job in the morning so spent a few years and got a second help desk job on the first shift.
Lol this post is why remote work is being cancelled
@@nothingtoseehere5760 People work multiple jobs all the time
@@nothingtoseehere5760I hate calling office folks and you can tell they either just woke up or are bothered by your call.
Yeeeewah. You're the reason remote work isn't available so much anymore. You are of the sucky people.
bro help me get a job like that please
Former editor and transcriptionist here... it's "dangling participles." You're welcome.
...I understand that reference.
Would you be troubled by a native English-speaking language specialist telling you how to “learn a language fast”?
@@sarahrosen4985 nope. I would love to "learn a language fast"! but at my age, I'll probably forget it just as fast! 😀😄😁😆🤣😄😀😉
@@StizelSwik Just immerse
@@StizelSwikAt my age, I could forget it faster than learning it! 😄
Ok so the online survey taker isn’t a reliable source of income. Most of the time you don’t qualify for the survey.
I take surveys on and off for different reasons and it is SO hit or miss. I can spend 3 hours and only make 1$. Would not have added that to the list.😢
or you have to go into their local office so they can watch you through their mirrored glass rooms to see how you respond to their questions.
Yes, i noticed these company's doing this. They give you a survey to determine if you qualify for taking a survey, and you don't get paid because you don't qualify. I spoke to customer service on the site i was using, they stood by their surveying client and didnt seem to hear what i saying in the fact that it affects their potentially good reputation when some of the surveyors are taking advantage of the screening process.
That's how they harvest your data
Exactly. They ask you 50 questions then tell you sorry you don't qualify
Getting certified as a medical coder is not easy and it is expensive. The books to become certified cost around $500, and they have to be replaced every few years. That’s not including the classes, which can be a crash course over a weekend or college classes which have expenses of their own and take time. All that doesn’t include taking the certification test. I have a friend who does this and she works at least 6 days a week from 10-12 hours a day. It’s not as easy as he made it sound
And the pay for some companies honestly isn’t that good, starting $35,000 in some areas.
And the liability they don't tell you about. Plus you are dealing with medical insurance companies. Walked away from that job. My soul is worth more than 💰
Content moderator is usually a very undesirable job. The things you have to filter out are often PTSD inducing. You constantly see things like videos of actual murders, animal abuse, torture, hardcore porn, and other things that would likely mentally ruin you if you are not ready for it. It is common for content moderators to develop PTSD, and often develop significant relationship problems or lose the ability to be in a close relationship with others from the mental trauma.
from my understanding, moderators have a limited career because they ultimately become red-pilled conservative free-speech absolutists and thus.... are no longer culturally viable with Big-tech-terror😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@edratcliff5873 idk, they were pretty chill and ~blue~ at pre-elon twitter 🤣
Videogame and Cardgame Fandoms don't have this problem because it's not like snuff or racism or rape or anything is all that more traumatizing than ......just, y'know, history.
Like human sacrifice of thousands of baby skulls is something that happened under the Aztecs.
So is nuclear weapons.
Something fictional is most robot overlords things.
The Harry Potter and Avengers Fandoms are so statistically large that they force the most wholesome people and the most depraved people to just sort of get to know each other and get along with it.
Sex and Money and Killing tend to be widely appealing across history long before the French invented the left and the right.
This is stuff that Dinosaurs and Jesus and Star Trek are all basically going to agree are cool because it's all about building really big buildings to stay out of the rain.
Even the Aztec temples with the baby skulls.
Common interests, yo.
Everyone is pro imperialism when they think they're gonna be the Emperor duh lol.
So you're saying that since I was a /b/tard for over a decade that it'll be no problem for me?
For a video about boring work, you did a good job of making it fun.
Content moderator can be more stressful than you might at first think. Ptsd is a real thing because it's hard to unsee the odd decapitation videos which are your job to delete.
OMG I am not up for that! Thanks for the heads up (pun intended).
@@brendatomlinson oh I definately am.
I have watched _Dominion_ on RUclips
you cannot traumatize me with anything
CSEM is also a risk! And it feels a bit shady to not mention the possibility of either of these being in your brain.
@@Caterfree10 help me out with the acronym. Child seggsual(?) and what is the rest?
I watched Dominion. I'm invincible.
I found that surveys do not accept you over age 50. I never got paid from any of them.
You should have said you were 24.
DO NOT become a moderator for any social media sites. People post some truly horrific stuff. The burnout rate is incredibly high and many have been traumatized.
You can't traumatize me
Iisten to Infant Annihilator every day😂
If you stare into the Internet long enough...the Internet states back.
@@somedandy7694😆😆😆
@@ncsludgefactory5445
I have done content moderation.
Trust me when I say there are things that make Infant Annihilator look like a Weird Al Yankovic cover band.
I have seen things that make "Faces of Death" seem like quality family entertainment.
There is no limit to the depths of human depravity and debasement.
Being a content moderator will utterly destroy any hope you have that "good people outnumber the bad".
@@azerdraco3146what else have you seen?
As a former hotel reservationist for years at an internationally known hotel chain, there's not a chance anyone in the U.S. is getting a remote job from day one. Minimum training was 6-8 weeks in office and one year in office to prove you know your stuff enough to do it basically unsupervised from home. If you do get lucky and can work from home, you need to be within 100-200 miles from an office in case your computer or Internet goes down and you have to use a company computer. It's not a quick hi how are you let me book you a room job, but WAY more complicated. As in hi I'm a platinum member with 10,000 points and I wanna use 5k on a basic room with an upgrade to a suite using my wife's points and oh this will be one of four countries I need you to reserve as a full itinerary.
Just FYI...$45k in most places in America is now borderline poverty level.
That’s why you move to a place like Thailand
@ I’m not a big fan of giant bugs and snakes though.
@ I mean those are everywhere and Thailand doesn’t really have giant bugs and unless you’re living in a forest the chances you’ll see a snake are zero
That be me. Logistics company. Warehouse worker in the automotive industry
@@Inmate533 the word 'like' is a modifier, as in a cheaper place to live. It could be Spain, Italy, or Greece, all of which have a high quality of life at a lower cost of living than most of the US.
I am an online tutor and the party potential you state is completely unrealistic. There isn't much work at VIP kid anymore, but when there was they were only about two or three hours when you could teach and the pay was about $10 per half hour lesson. I'm now teaching kids to read through a couple of other companies. One pays $9 per 20-min lesson and the other $10 per 30-minute lesson. I did not realize when I got the job that we have to take 6 weeks off in December and January. There is no paid time off in any of these jobs. But it is a good preparation for private tutoring. I do that as well and it is far more lucrative but of course it requires marketing.
I use to actually be a content moderator for a person who had 7 Facebook groups where the largest group was over 275k members. He was from Australia and I worked with him for almost a year. It wasn't great work at all and my pay came NOWHERE around the averages you posted. I not only was required to approve/reject people to the group and keep the peace in all 7 groups, I had to keep a spreadsheet of info that members would share when they joined. Definitely not worth what I was paid... The 24/7 messaging drama from these groups too was crazy!
That's not what he's talking about. He means working for companies that moderate for the actual social media company, not a few pages on them. My girlfriend is one, she makes money that could get to that point
I like how one of the jobs' first requirements is "become internet famous".
Well, you just got yourself a new subscriber, I found 2 amazing opportunities based on this video! And applied for them both too! Even if it doesn't happen, I am grateful that you pointed these out!
keep us posted!
Any luck
@@kachs1756 not yet, but it's only been a couple of weeks.. I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
Oooh! Ideas for retirement! Don't forget that medical coders might need a VPN and security software to keep patient information secure.
I was struck by a flying duck about thirty years ago when I was out exercising at Virginia Lake in Reno, NV. It HURT like a mfr! So yeah, it can happen.
Me too! Leaving the zoo, one flew right into the back of my head, and it hurt like a MF! Thought I was alone in that experience.
This is amazing 😂 (not that you got hit) lol y'all should start a group!
Oh yeah, classic W61.62XA.
I never really made more that 20 bucks a day doing surveys. Even less doing transcription working Rev. The best job I have ever had is an insurance agent working in Medicare. 25 bucks an hour, 40 hours a week, plus commissions, my company paid for all my licensing requirements and testing and now I have a career that I can work anywhere in the country.
Great videos! One thing… can you please put chapters in since you already do listicles? It would be helpful.
He's not gonna do that people have been commenting that for a long time.
Wait do other people say listicles?
One of my first jobs out of high school in the late 80's was working part time in a law office. Besides going to various libraries and copying court cases, picking up photos, answering phones, filing, and taking the lawyer's cars in for oil changes was transcribing one of the medical malpractice lawyer's case notes using a Dictaphone. I used a manual typewriter and there had to be 3 copies of everything, so there was a lot of carbon paper. It was so much fun trying to figure out what the hell he was saying when he would start speaking then turn on the microphone mid word. Or first have the microphone up to his mouth then set it on the desk, walk around while still talking, open drawers, do whatever, start humming, dead silence for several minutes, then apparently remember the microphone was still on, try to remember what he was talking about before, give up and completely switch to another case. I had to go to his personal secretary so many times to figure out what was being said, and how to spell the long medical terms.
I’m a budget analyst 100% work from home. It’s super boring but it pays well and my commute is 3 steps from my kitchen.
So what are you doing here? Seems like budget analyst may not be a?perm or good paying.??
I work from home as a inspector coordinator. I schedule create reschedule inspection for a state's district HUD program. I also answer a lot of question for landlord/property managers, tenants etc. Normally they don't let people work from home but I was given the job during covid and they just let me stay at home I am not even in the state.
Save up. Trump may cut your agency.
So why are you here now then?
While I appreciate the video, none of it applies to me, though I’m sure it’s good information for most people. What I am interested in is work for a 58 year old woman who took 18 years out of the work force to stay home with my children. I don’t regret a second of those years, but I didn’t finish my college education before my kids were born, so I’m not marketable. I can do many things, but the work force is no longer will to train or don’t want to spend the time and money training someone my age.
What did you do before? I also was a stay at home mom, but my years of experience before that would qualify me for a lot of these. I did medical billing which involved customer service, medical coding, data entry, etc for 5 years.
@ I taught preschool, and unfortunately, all preschools now require at least an associates degree in early childhood education. I’m certified, but only through Bob Jones university because my last pre-K job required it
can can you start your own daycare and run it like a preschool?
Online tutoring doesn't pay nearly as well as he says it does, but it is a nice part time job and there seems to be a lot of demand for it. Since you taught preschool this might be a good choice for you. I've worked for quite a few companies and there are pros and cons to each company. If you like I could a little info on the ones I have experience with.
Pay is grossly overestimated on at least some of these. Transcriptionists might not even be a job in the near future because they have sophisticated AI that does it in seconds.
They've been saying that for 40 years
@@DeborahHMarks I said the same thing. Why the hell would a company hire a person to do what chat gpt can do for free.
@@joltjolt5060 Yea, except those 40 years have passed and it is now reality. Lol are not seeing all the ridiculously fast advancement this things having recently?
@@projectnerdvana2820 I've been working on my pastor's book, which started with trascribing sermons. It took me about 4 hours to do each one and I was miserable. I paid $20 for an AI transcribing service and did 120 sermons in about 2 days. Each one took less than 5 minutes. And I checked them for accuracy. About as accurate as a human.
@@projectnerdvana2820 The same reason why a school or company will buy Winrar - Chat gpt isn't a good business look and it may save costs but also look unofficial. Businesses will instead invest in other AI or have people who assist alongside the AI for optics.
Transcriptionists will always exist as long as there's a need to transcribe something, regardless of AI or not. That's ignoring *physical* transcriptionists. Which AI can't do whatsoever.
Nearly ALL of these jobs are OUTSOURCED to Phillipines 🇵🇭 and India 🇮🇳. Good luck getting the bottom bracket for any of those pay stats. 💰
I was looking for this. I was about to say the same thing
I've worked with 100's of celebrities and I can assure you, It is a pain in the ass most of the time. All the ones you see in the news causing drama, yeah, they are like that ALL the time. Also, they rarely tip.
Watch out with content moderation. It's so horrific that some companies will pay huge amounts for short hours because it makes people literally want to die and quit after a few months. We're talking images you cannot forget.
Some of us actually look for that stuff, so it's a godsend!😂
Unfortunately a lot of these jobs are taken by UNICOR. If you don't know, UNICOR is the prisoner industrial complex. Lots of people doing time are employed doing the phone hustle jobs.
At 12 cents an hour probably.
@@brendatomlinsonwomp.
Yes - and the system is incentivized to keep those prisons full of cheap labor.
@ It’s truly a no-win situation
One state I taught in during the early 2000s decided to have prisoners grade the state annual testing- super high percetage of errors and faulty scores came back. Who would have thought that prison based labor with chump change pay would have a down side?
I didn't know half of these were job options, and the other half i thought they'd been automated years ago
Great video. As a remote work manager, some of the jobs mentioned here are accurate. I have been interviewing a growing number of folks lately. I will be uploading a video for tips when interviewing for remote jobs on my channel soon.
Hi.... Can you help me with landing a begginer remote Job from home ? I am in Europe
@@Weityki Absolutely. I will be uploading a video with interview tips to get hired for a remote job very soon!
Have you uploaded the video yet? @@remotelyinspired
I have an associate's degree in medical billing and coding. A HUGE waste of money because the college sold me by saying I could work from home. Once I signed the student loan contract and it was too late, I found out you CANNOT bill/code from home, until you've worked INSIDE a medical facility for AT LEAST 5 years. I smoke and couldn't get a billing/coding job with any medical facility. But, I still owe 20k in student loans. Go figure 🙄
Maybe quit smoking???
You don't have to tell them you smoke, you know. Just DON'T SMOKE while you are at work. PERIOD. That's all you have to do. You CAN DO THIS. It CAN BE DONE! Just think of it as, "I only have to do without for what? 9 hours/day?" And besides, a TON of companies these days, don't or won't hire you if they think you smoke or they won't allow you to smoke at their place of business. You can do that! - Susan Burns
You're an addict.
How about stop smoking idk
I am doing medical billing now and I hate it. Very difficult work for little pay. It’s a job and better than nothing, but not much more than that. Oh, and because I wouldn’t take the flu shot I will never get a raise. Yippee
Videogame QA is pretty entry level, the pay range is wide, from barely above min wage to 100k a year, and alot of companies are doing wfh now. Blizzard, EA, EPIC, and tons of indie companies have gone mostly WFH for QA. The only issue is hiring doesn't really happen in Q4.
Thank you for the info and how you laid out the information ... truly appreciated. I also want to thank all the complainers and negative comments, I now have ideas on how to navigate some issues.
Your content is getting better since you are now adding websites to apply at
And of course a list of pros and cons and prerequisites are good
In the end... Although your resume reflects amazing skills we have decided to move on with other candidates. Lol
I get this message in an email all the time.
Keep applying, even to the same spots. Some hiring managers will appreciate the tenacity.
The grammar thing…. My husband would’ve been perfect. He was a double Major and one of them was English. The only mistake I ever made with him was marrying an English major. I spent our entire marriage being corrected in punctuation, sentence, structure, modifications, and pronunciation of words.
Capitalization error: “Major” should be “major.”
My mother, your husband! Insufferable to have your pronunciation and sentence structure be the focus at home, rather than connection, basic communication, and emotional intimacy. Deeply traumatic!
That grammar enthusiast call out wasn't necessary 😅 love you though for helping me out ❤
I have pattern recognition flavor autism so i may try for the meter thing.
Its gotta be better than watching slot machines. Did that for a while.
Can you explain that slot machine job?
I just started my online tutoring company. So this is good to know.
I can attest to medical coding being mindnumbingly boring. All so, be aware that the certification exam costs about $400 and you must pay around $200 every 2 years and do 20 units of continuing education in order to keep your certification.
And the cert exam is kind of a PITA.
Why is it a problem to get certified? Most programs/licenses require certification and there is a fee.
@@singerjo5791Certification is not necessarily a problem, IF you planned for it.
IYKYK. Right?
I did it for 5 years at a medical lab with no certification. I do see they've finally updated the book since then because it was ICD-9 when I was working. That's diagnosis codes. CPT is the billing code. Obviously in a lab we focused on blood tests, stains, biopsies, etc. It's just data entry. Maybe it's because I do 10,000 keystrokes an hour on a number pad.
fucg that 🤣
Social media: I think make a ‘Microbiologist go viral’ is more of the Dad joke; but plumbing company go viral is a good chuckle!!! Thanks for these!!
Is there any of these jobs that one can combine with a 9-5 job? I love my job so quitting is not an option but I need the extra income too.
nah man
SCREW A 9-5 START A BUSINESS
The transcriptionist is freelance. Can work whenever/whereever. Pay looks meh, but has potential
Overemployment is a thing. Two remote jobs in the same field for different companies.
@@donjulioanejoFirst rule about overemployment, we don't talk about overemployment ;).
2 of my favorite things!!! The name "Shane" and Hummus!!! Ok now I'll watch the video.
Fully acknowledging this is a month old and this will likely get buried, I have already put forth some effort to get started with bookkeeping. I have not however been able to find a job to start actually working yet. I'll be checking the websites you mentioned, so that is extremely helpful, but could you or I suppose anybody else please elaborate on how to fill a portfolio with dummy data?
I actually worked as a tutor on chegg for awhile. It was good for a while but then it sucked because you could never get a hit.
I have an MBA with a concentration in marketing. I've been looking for a remote job where I can set my own hours for over a year.
Pronunciation is Otto- Rhino- Lare- ing- ologist. Which is medical terminology of an ear nose and throat Dr. 😁 For anyone interested in what this guy tried to say during coding
Also known as ENTs or ear, nose n throat drs.
Ottor- Hino😂😂😂😂😂
I thought it was Otolaryngologist. Doesn't RHINOplasty refer to plastic surgeons focused on the nose?
@starian2 oto means ear in medical terminology rhino means nose laryng is throat and ologist just means the study of. So and Ear nose and throat doctor is pronounced otorhinolaryngologist. It's just basically proper medical terminology. Most people and doctors just say ENT. Because it's way easier and shorter. Rhinoplasty is a nose job doctor.
@@anastasia2024asia yes that's what I said
The only one I'd disagree with is the virtual recruiter. It's extremely rare to get a job as a recruiter if you don't have recruiting experience or a degree in HR. Entry level jobe are the only answer, and then they'll pay the same as customer services. I speak from experience with 8 years recruiting experience.
I was under the impression that a lot of content moderator jobs are being replaced with crappy algorithms instead. That at least seems to be the case with Facebook
Can you add chapters to your videos? Looking for the next number can be annoying
7:04 Don’t work with Varsity Tutors. Also, that salary looks mighty inflated.
Thanks for sharing these interesting online jobs. Sending lots of love and warm greetings from the creeks and woodland of Missouri.
Hi. Thank you for explaining this! ❤❤❤ I am a maths and physics teacher here in Italy. Always wanted to make videos to teach complex stuff in somehow easy way. I might try your way. Thank you so much! ❤❤❤
Knowing the general education and experience required for these jobs (and how long it will take to acquire them) would be a LOT more helpful than “tips for landing the job.” You’re not going to make it to the interview stage if the computer program filtering out unqualified applicants rejects your resume before a human being ever sees it.
The medical coding book HCPCS when said out loud is called "Hick-Picks"
I think a clear definition of boring is needed here 😂 As someone who has done many of these while working from home for about 7 years, many of these are not boring. And not in a good way.
If you really want a job that is truly boring, meaning not causing you any very high or very low emotions, you will likely need a certification/degree of some kind and possibly experience. Medical coding and bookkeeping are perfect examples of this. Most employers only trust people enough if they know they will do the work - if you’re just starting out, you will deal with a lot more micromanagement. And likely frustrating customers/clients.
Par-ti-ci-ple. You did that on purpose. LOL!
Bookkeeping usually requires a degree in accounting.
Accounting and bookkeeping are two different jobs.
Okay, but is anyone else low-key tempted to try being a virtual event planner? I mean, organizing parties from home sounds like the dream! 🎉
Yes. I would be bomb at this! I love planning events!
As a software systems engineer I became really good at SQL and discrete math which not a lot of people like but I like it for whatever reason😂.. Thanks for your time and the ideas
Emotional support alligator made me laugh! I just discovered your channel. You have so much knowledge to share. Thank you.
I used your emotional support alligator joke in my mixed media art on my khannel. I will send you the link somehow. If you don’t like it, I can always take it down.
I was just your millionth subscriber. You're welcome :)
All the current proofreader jobs on indeed are for AI Prompt analysts. It's so depressing.
I majored in English Editing in college and have 10 years of experience, but I've been searching for a proofreader job in the past year with no luck. So I don't know how easy it is to actually land these jobs.
I've taught ESL online before. It wasn't bad. Kind of easy but not bad.
Great video, extremely helpful. Thank You!
Taking online surveys are a bunch of scams-I did it for a month and earned $25 that I couldn’t cash out.
Put links to the jobs. They don't exist or impossible to find.
Yups.. this one is good really.. gave me many ideas. thanx.
I'd drop that transcriptionist score way down. The need for human transcriptions will drop, replace with machines, with humans only needed to maintain accuracy when it's important enough.
Nebraska here:
"Nebraska, honestly it's not for everyone."
I have worked as an auto mechanic and for the past decade as a production Lead on a weld line building semi trailers and I'm getting old and it's slowly killing me. My children are almost teenagers and I really need to find a way to make what I make now without having to physically work as hard as I do now. I just don't have the energy to keep this up much longer. I've been searching for something for a while now but I can't make the money and get the benefits I have now. After ten years I'm maxed out on my pay scale with full benefits. If I could just find a job with healthcare and at least 65 to 75k a year I could probably handle that. I prefer 100k and full benefits but that isn't possible without going to get a degree in a different field
Thank you so much for sharing
If you're an expert in a field you can actually get paid a lot more for those surveys. I work with a lot of market research companies about the roofing industry and if you're certified in the industry at least with one or two manufacturers you can average about 50 to 75 dollars a survey, with surveys averaging about 15 to 30 minutes apiece
However what royally sucks about it is that the high-paying surveys are typically no more than three or four a month maximum.
Hi, Thanks for these job insights. Can you do a video for remote jobs for those based in UK, and the sites to apply. The really on demand jobs. Thanks
Your content always delivers!
Regarding typing skills, I recently discovered that most people type an average of 40 words per minute. My average is 67.8 words, and I consider that fairly slow. To know I am an above-average typer is insane to me. My goal is 85-90wpm.
I think the average is so low because they're including computer illiterates or near-illiterates, older generations, etc. in there, but not sure. 40 to me is pretty slow, but I've seen help wanted ads for secretaries and the like and they ask for 50 or 60 wpm so the bar is pretty low. Seems like if you're even somewhat competent and put the work in you'll be good in that area.
Back when typing were just becoming part of school classe, literally when typewriters started being used normally, my Mom was testing at 100 wpm on original typewriters.
She could have gotten a job at any big business unfortunately, she got married and got pregnant almost immediately. I know she loved all 9 kids but I know she regretted getting married at 18 by a day.
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Last I checked, VIP Kid wasn't hiring. But that was maybe in 2023 that I checked.
Thank You!
Someone else said it but it’s true, Medical Coding isn’t something you can work from home straight out of certification/school most jobs will require you to have at least 3-5 years experience on the job before you’d get to work remotely.
I would love a boring job! I’ve been looking for a WFH job for 3 years now. I’m not in the US and companies here don’t seem to like remote work. I have a masters degree but I’m open to anything non-sus.
Where you at?
Rev's average pay is much closer to $4 an hour.
oh these jobs ive actually done taxes for a medical billing coder and she made good money. even in 2021.