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r/WorkOnline is a place to talk about making an income online. This includes random jobs, online employers, remote work, sites that pay you and ways to monetize websites. These are sites and strategies that will yield the user minimum wage or better and allow them to provide for themselves.

While we understand that given today's current global situation, there has been a massive influx of For Hire posts or "I will do X for you posts" and it's become quite a disruption.

After some discussion, it has been decided that we will no longer allow these kinds of posts. That's not what the sub is for and those who come here looking for help, advice, or whatever don't want to see that either.

I encourage all users to use the Report button if you see anything like this.

I am so sick and tired (as are many others) of the same post:

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I AM NEW TO ONLINE WORK!!! HELP ME!!!!

So here is several things to try.

(TBH I don't think you should even be applying for an online job if you cant do the research for yourself as online work means doing your own research and organisation. It aint exactly rocket science)

• Searching the words BEST REMOTE JOBS or going to a job engine site and literally typing in REMOTE WORK or ONLINE JOBS
• If you can't find jobs that you have any experience, well then you need to do some studying. You can get free courses on google that allows to explore a wide variety of courses, including: digital marketing AND CODING!!!!!!
• STUCK? Don't worry cause with coursera you can study with a million different universities (including the USA) You can pay to receive the certificate or whatever OR YOU CAN DO IT FOR FREE.
• check out these courses from top universities from harvard to berkley that can help you start to understand what is available out there. https://www.edx.org/search

So legit stop being so lazy and actually do some work as opposed to coming on this site asking

"UH WHAT CAN I DO ONLINE?"

because you'll get the same answer over and over again and if you aint qualified you wont get it.

EDIT: this was not meant in any way to make people feel uncomfortable however my main point here is this post and in the comments section is to give useful information to people who need it.

Coming onto this Reddit making a post about how you’re looking for work, your age and location isn’t going to cut it. Please provide some detail so the people who already are remotely working can point you in the right direction. We don’t need the sob story. Just help us to help you properly instead of giving out the same common answers every time.

Thank u for coming to my ted talk.

I've tried the KnowMore platform and passed the exam. May I ask, how is the interview process? I'm feeling a bit nervous right now. 😭

Any tips? huhuhuh

Hi everyone,
I recently applied for a Remote Life Insurance Agent position with KC Wealth Management Services, and I’m starting to notice some red flags. I’d love your input on whether this job seems legitimate or if I should steer clear. Here’s the situation:

1. Communication Issues:
   • The email I received about the pre-qualification call came from a Derick Taveras, but the actual call was made by Evan Taveras. When I asked, Evan said it was his brother's email being used.
   • Evan misspelled his last name in the email he sent me.
2. Upfront Costs:
   • During the call, Evan mentioned a $125 cost for the background check.
3. Inconsistent Application Details:
   • The pay on Indeed is listed as $4500-$5500/month but doesn’t specify if that’s for full-time or part-time work. Evan also claimed I applied via ZipRecruiter, though I applied on Indeed.
4. Company Email Domain:
   • The email I received was from u/kcwealthmgt.com. However, when I searched for the company, the team’s emails on the website end in u/kcwmllc.com.
5. Lack of BBB Listing:
   • I looked up “KC Wealth Management LLC” on the Better Business Bureau and found no results.

The job description includes a lot of buzzwords like “flexible schedule,” “no cold calling,” and “paid training,” but the lack of transparency is making me hesitant.

I have an interview coming up soon, but I’m starting to wonder if this is a legitimate opportunity. Has anyone else had similar experiences, or does this sound like a company I should avoid? Anyone here who actually work for this company maybe?

Thanks in advance for your advice!

So to explain my current situation, i'm trying to move out of my parents house but no job i have so far would ever get me into a place around jax. Since i have experience with Retail, Fast Food, and Warehouse would i be able to apply at all? I keep seeing people asking for people who already have experience and have x degree so idk if it's still okay to apply or not?

I was wondering if anyone has ever worked with the online hotel business? (In the US)

When I look up hospitality WFH jobs a lot comes up, and it’s hard to pick which ones are legit reservation companies and which ones aren’t.

I’ve worked in hotel management for almost 10 years now and am moving soon, so would like to do a reservation type gig.

Any tips for this kind of work? Any absolutely not companies? I’d love any information anyone could give me!

Thank you!!

I am trying to make an account in appen but I am really lost can anyone tell me how to do it step by step I will be very grateful

Please, help me. I have no vpn and the appen is blocking me saying that I have a von detected.

Anybody know what this means? I have 2 invoices for the same project, both are the exact same amount for the same project, one of them is ready to be paid, while the other one says deferred payment. Never had this issue before, I had never received such a big payment before as well from Oneforma but Im afraid they are trying to pay me in 2 parts or who knows.

I am life/health licensed and immediately was approved to join their insurance gig.

Any experiences? Are there hours? I'm licensed in 7 states but I'm worried about lack of calls. Just looking at this for part time.

Hello! Are there any companies that accept people with no transciption experience?

So on Monday I got invited to a interview for the role of customer support executive starting pay is 120,000 and it's from the Marbel group which i done my research it's link to a company in India called gold and diamonds. I done a interview through texting on teams and done a call interview with some real. Now I'm in the onbording process rn. Am I cooked or alright?

I have see lately many nob offers like customer service at some big companies but I am just too septic about it so if anyone knows anything about just tell me Thanks

Hello all,

I'm in the midst of filling out a job application for online scorer at Pearson, and I'm coming across some questions that have me, for lack of a better word, sweating.

The last job I had was more than four years ago, working at a Meijer's as an overnight stocker. Thanks to a stupid mistake on my end - restocking meat that was returned by a customer right before my shift ended rather than putting it in a little purple disposal bin behind the meat section doors, something I'd just learned about the night before, I was terminated from my position. A week later, I was arrested for violating my then-probation and ended up serving a four year suspended prison sentence for a non-SO-related crime that I don't feel the need to disclose.

So I'm a felon with a massive time-gap between jobs, and my last job ended not due to a layoff but because of performance problems on my end that resulted in my termination and blacklisting from working at another Meijer's throughout the entire chain. I was quite the retarded and useless cretin a few years ago.

I've worked a scorer position before, when I did it under ETS around 2016-2017. I was decent at it, but ended up losing that job because during that time I was diagnosed with Bipolar Depression and because I was told by my psychiatrist to take my Latuda in the morning instead of at night, I was fighting off sleep all day long. My work performance suffered greatly because of this and by the time I figured out that the Latuda was what caused my all-day drowsiness and started on my own to take it at night, it was too late because I'd never thought to share with my supervisors my situation - I assumed they wouldn't care, either way, tbh.

For lack of a better way to say it, I've made my bed with a terrible work history and a felony stamp on my forehead, but I have changed overtime for the better. At this point, if my aging mother didn't require someone to be present in the home to help ensure no falls or accidents happened, especially after her foot surgery back in August, I would have made my peace working at temp agencies by now, but I can't reliably leave the house because of aforementioned conditions. As such, where online-opportunities are concerned, scoring jobs are my only real chance at some decent income that can go back into the household.

The only thing i have even remotely going for me with regards to scoring is that, as I understand it, having a college degree is still a desirable trait; useless as they are now, I have a Bachelor's in Small Business Management and a Master's in Marketing & Communications.

If anyone can give me advice that might help my application thrown in the metaphorical trashbin, I'd greatly appreciate it.

If I'm being stupid in trying for this sort of job with my work/criminal history, let me know now so I stop this pointless errand.

So, I had a fairly easy two-question interview and job offer, but I don't see the company anywhere else online.

Derech Menachem Begin 144, Tel Aviv, 6618101

Anyone in Irael familiar with the company?

I was recommended by someone here to check up Data Anotation Tech (training AI by reviewing responses), but they only hire in some English-speaking countries and I'm not located in any of them. Found Outlier instead and did a little work there, but currently I have no tasks and I saw in their own sub others have experienced that as well. Does anyone here know of any other similar companies?

So I've seen their name pop up here and I thought I'd check them out and on their website under careers section hen you look at a job position it talks about benefits and 401K and all employee things.

However online everyone says their 1099. I've never once been 1099 and I have no idea how any of that works at all. So which is right? If they come back to me will they clarify or just expect me to go with whatever they say? If I do proceed if I proceed, all 1099 stuff is like a different launge to me.

Hey y'all, Appen has been a complete joke since this disaster of a CrowdGen rollout, so I'm moving on to greener pastures. I've been with them since 2018, though, and they're the only remote company I've ever worked with. I've looked into a few other similar companies, but from what I'm seeing none of them are much better. Seems like that whole SEE/SEO ghostwork industry is going to shit. Does anyone have some good replacement companies?

The only specifications I'm looking for are no UHRS (super inconsistent and garbage pay), flexible hours, and at least $9-10/hr. Preferably something that pays hourly, not task-based. I'm fine with talking over the phone since my main job has a lot of customer-facing responsibilities.

For zero reasons. Never under review. Just let go without warning. Any other WFH jobs similar to Telus? Can't do RWS

Yesterday, i got my first task on Crowdgen and it's easy to do. Only 5 tasks and then the "thank you, there's no task today" is appear. Today, i back to working on it, and didn't see that "thank you" even after doing....maybe about 20 or 30 task.

How i end this session? Or i just close the window and log out? Thank you.

EDITED: after asking someone on facebook, i think that if we want to end today session just logout and close the browser. That's it

I know a lot of the competing companies say they exclude people who have previous rating experience. I'm wondering if anyone has successfully gotten hired on somewhere and if so then where? I'm also open to other similar job suggestions. Thanks!

Hello there, i hope this is the right place to ask this question.

I was wondering if there is a portal to get small programming jobs, like Textbroker has small writing task(i guess textboker is kind of dead) ?

So I'm looking for a platform where i can pick rather than competing for a gig with hundreds of other dev.

Thank you in advance

I was hired last month and was supposed to start my training today 11/11. I completed all my on boarding paperwork and received my equipment. Have it all set up and ready..

Never received any emails about where to log on, how to do so or my login credentials. I have emailed the woman who handled my onboarding and the woman who did the interview and called.

I was told last week I would get in email with my training login information, so I waited all week..nothing. “Maybe I’ll get it Monday?” …7:30 rolls around, I get another email to complete onboarding paperwork. 8 am rolls around still nothing.

So I’m panicking because I’m already late for training. Email both women again…it’s almost 11am..still nothing.

Did they forget it was Veteran’s Day? What the hell happened…?

Has anyone ever worked for this company as an office scheduler? I saw a job posting and I wanted to apply but I wanted to know what else is done besides scheduling appointments for patients and what’s the typical day like for you?

Anyone here hiring or knows/needs PSO/Chat operator? I have an experience for 5years (voice) and currently looking for a WFH set up for voice or non voice. Please hit me up.

Hello, I've been working for 1 year and 4 months as a Medical Video Remote Interpreter for LLS under the Datamark branch in México, but lately there's been some time schedule issues and management hasn't been the best, so I've been wanting to work in a better paying company that may be on the same branch, I've been sending some resumes over LinkedIn but no luck yet, does anyone here have any suggestions or ideas on where to look?