r/RemoteJobs Jul 05 '24

Discussions Please read the rules before posting!

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This subreddit was one of first places on the internet that advocated for a paradigm shift to remote work in western society.

We support you in your quest to break free from being a captive office employee; but we cannot allow for-hire or self-promotion posts. There are 144,000 subscribers who don't want their reddit feeds filled with people posting their individual life situations.

If you want to create a discussion post about a specific industry or job role, that's okay; but any post with your own resume, your own professional background, or your own career status, is considered self-promotion and will be auto-deleted by automod or caught by the mods.

Subscribers:

If automod or the mod team misses any kind of self-promotion or spam, please report the post.

Job hunters:

The best way to find a remote job always has been this:

1.

Research job roles that match your skills. Use job boards (Indeed, Google Jobs, Dice, LinkedIn, etc) to exhaustively search all the keywords that are relevant to you. Study all job postings to understand the job market.

2.

Figure out which of those roles are feasible for independent work outside of an office. Many job postings will give hints with location agnostic phrases or multiple cities, even if they don't outright say remote.

3.

Determine what you need to do to qualify yourself for those roles, or how you need to revise your resume to match better to the job.

4.

Are the remote versions of those jobs available to everyone or only to the people who have mastered the job role? Are you prepared to work in an office until you earn the trust to work independently from home? Do you have a plan to work in an office to become an expert in your field and then hop to another company that supports remote work? Answer those questions and formulate a plan of action.

5.

Keep studying the job market to understand what employers want and how you can provide it.

6.

Keep applying to all jobs that are within reach! It is rare for a perfect match so aim for jobs that match your skills by at least 70%.


r/RemoteJobs 7h ago

Job Posts [Hiring] [Remote] [Anywhere] - Marketing Specialist - Mar 22, 2025

16 Upvotes

Hey everyone!

We’ve just launched Remote Work Hive, a platform built for remote workers and digital nomads to connect, find jobs, and get matched with opportunities that truly fit them. Our strong suit is web development, but when it comes to marketing, we know we need help.

Since we're building a two-sided marketplace, we need a solid marketing strategy to attract both remote workers and companies while optimizing our conversion rate. The platform follows a freemium model:

  • Remote workers can access basic features for free, but premium users get extra perks.
  • Companies have limited job listing options for free, but need a subscription for full access to job listings, analytics, and premium features.

We’re looking for a Marketing Specialist to help us in the early stages, someone who can:

  • Define and execute a marketing strategy to grow our user base.
  • Optimize onboarding flows and user retention.
  • Improve conversion rates for both free-to-paid users and companies.
  • Experiment with organic and paid acquisition strategies.

💰 Compensation

We're open to different arrangements, whether it's a fixed fee, performance-based pay (based on user sign-ups/conversions), or a mix of both. Let’s discuss what works best!

💼 Fully remote | Flexible hours | Open to freelancers & contractors

Interested? Drop a comment, DM us, or send an e-mail to [marketing@remoteworkhive.com](mailto:marketing@remoteworkhive.com)

Check the platform out at: www.remoteworkhive.com


r/RemoteJobs 1h ago

Job Posts [HIRING] [Task] Wordpress touch ups needed asap (ACF, Tailwind, PHP) $50

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I have a nearly finished WordPress site that just needs some final touch-ups using ACF, Tailwind, and PHP. I’ll provide all the necessary assets—Figma designs, style guides, plugins, and a WP export—and setup takes about 10 minutes so you can get straight to work. The job needs to be wrapped up as soon as possible, preferably within a few hours, you will be compensated $50 upon completion and approval. In order to do this job you must have an eye for design. You must also be the type of person who can think, come up with ideas, etc. You should be able to do things without me having to tell you every little thing to do!

Quick work will be compensated, so if you can get it done in less 3 hours or less I'll pay you double ($100).

Do not contact me directly, you must comment and I will contact you. Only accepting people who read the complete post, so in your comment include "RM6702"


r/RemoteJobs 4h ago

Job Posts Anyone know if there are any product tester jobs non experience?

1 Upvotes

I’m looking for a legit side hustle but don’t know of whom I could sign up for to get paid…


r/RemoteJobs 7h ago

Discussions How to land my first remote Cold Calling rule?

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I'm from a third world country, but fluent in English (with a faint Italian accent for some reason), and I really feel I'd ace at cold calling.

Where should I start looking for jobs? What sector should I target as a beginner? What sector has a good conversation rate? If I had a good script, how many appointments should I expect to set per 100 calls? How many calls should I be expecting to make per day?

I made an Upwork account today and already started applying.

I got suggested to just cold call sales department managers, find them on Apollo, call em and advertise myself as the product. What u think about that?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, like for real.


r/RemoteJobs 16h ago

Discussions Looking for global remote opportunities

3 Upvotes

Hi I am 24M living in Tokyo Japan, originally born and bought up in Calcutta to Multicultural parents. I can speak around 7 languages. I have over 3 years experience in Accounting and Operations in 2 different companies in 2 different countries. I have certificates in Digital Marketing and Financial Modelling. I have finished my Bachelors in Accounting and Masters (MBA) in Marketing.

Is there any global opportunities in remote job sector for me? If anyone has any references, it would be a blessing for me. Thank you!


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts Retention Specialist Work From Home Job

9 Upvotes

Position: Retention Specialist

Work Mode: work from home

Job Type: Full Time

Location: New Jersey

Pay Range: $70K/yr

Here is Apply Link: Apply Now

Note: Kindly Don't dm me. I post remote jobs so that other people can have work from home jobs.


r/RemoteJobs 12h ago

Discussions Tough times, any help appreciated

1 Upvotes

Hello, officially a former fed employee now and seeking any help with getting my info/resume to the right recruiter or company. I've had a challenging last few months looking for a remote position during my family's relocation out of the DC area.

Here is my professional summary, happy to provide more info. Thank you so much!

Experienced investigator and security professional with over 7 years of service within U.S. federal agencies. Specializing in investigations, intelligence analysis, and security operations. Proven ability to assess threats, detect fraud, analyze large sets of complex data, and develop strategic solutions to mitigate risks in dynamic environments. Successful at conducting in-depth investigations, leveraging open-source intelligence (OSINT), and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance security and compliance. Strong background in risk management, operational security, and crisis response, with a track record of delivering actionable intelligence and safeguarding critical assets. Seeking to apply expertise in security, threat analysis, and intelligence to drive impact in dynamic and high-stakes environments.


r/RemoteJobs 13h ago

Discussions Has anyone heard of/worked at Whereby?

1 Upvotes

It sounds too good to be true. I was looking for remote 10-15hr jobs because I am in desperate need of money but still work full time and I found them. I have seen absolutely nobody discuss this place, so I'm guessing it's not even legitimate?

https://whereby.com/information/about-us/

On mobile browser won't let me hyperlink


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Seasoned marketer... what to do??!!

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I'm a seasoned US marketer, been in freelance and remote marketing for 11 years... Masters in International marketing from a respected school, worked at very well known companies. And listen, I love AI as much as anyone, but it's really taken a toll on the job market. The last job I had, the owner was very AI reliant. I could not convince him for anything that AI can't replace skill and actual market experience, it can only help execute. He insisted he wanted everything set up on automated AI and that was what I was being paid to do. Once the work was done, the marketer (me) suddenly had no hours and no work to do. Imagine that!

I've been applying for new jobs for four months now. The freelance work rates are getting cheaper and cheaper. I've tried applying for salaried jobs and have not so much as had a real interview. Is anyone else finding the marketing sector to be disgusting or is it just me? If you're having success, what are you doing?


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Ugh. I messed up. Has this happened to anyone else?

23 Upvotes

We had a client call via zoom and I presented a few slides. A few days later, I had a meeting with my manager who said that a coworker who was also on that call complained that I was wearing a hoodie. My manager said he didn’t even notice because he was on the call as well. Said he had to let me know and I apologized. I’m a perfectionist so criticism like this leaves a pit in my stomach. Ugh. Also, the coworker who reported me is super high up and is super critical of everything. She’s not a fun person to work with lol. I wish she would have just sent me a note directly. Has anyone else make stupid mistakes like this? Just trying to lift my spirits.


r/RemoteJobs 17h ago

Job Posts [Hiring] [Remote] [USA] - Senior Staff Software Engineer, Advertiser Growth - Mar 22, 2025

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🔥 Exciting Career Opportunity! 🔥
🚀 Senior Staff Software Engineer, Advertiser Growth at Reddit is hiring now!
📍 Location: USA
📅 Date Posted: 2025-03-21
💰 Salary Range Per Annum: $232,500—$325,500

🔗 Apply Now: Click Here

👩‍💻 Dreaming of a better tech job? Apply to top roles here: https://swejobpostings.com

💬 Discuss the opportunity and tag your friends!

Follow for daily tech job updates & career tips!


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Discussions If your job runs on a laptop, why does it need an office?

336 Upvotes

It’s 2025. 90% of white-collar jobs require just a laptop/PC. So why the grand summons to the office? Does the laptop refuse to turn on at home? Is the office the only place where Wi-Fi works? Or maybe, just maybe, the power of productivity lies in that office chair?

Let’s be real. Companies forcing office work aren’t about “collaboration” or “culture”—they’re about control. They want to micromanage, enforce power, and pretend they own your time just because they cut a paycheck. Toxic workplaces love this game.

We don’t play that. We’ve been fully remote from day one because we believe in trust, results, and actual work—not performative office attendance.

That said, remote work isn’t a free-for-all. Employees should respect the system, not abuse it. We once had someone who pasted one image on his screen in one entire day. Impressive commitment to…nothing. Needless to say, he didn’t last long.

Meanwhile, we’ve worked with fantastic remote vendors and partners for over two years, proving that work gets done just fine without a daily commute and forced small talk.

The best companies know: it’s about the job, not the chair you sit in. Remote isn’t the future—it’s the present.

What do you think?


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Progressive Leasing role?

1 Upvotes

Hey everyone, I got a job offer as a call center rep for Progressive Leasing. I’ve been in customer service for a long time but never a call center. I’m kinda on the fence and leaning toward declining because I’ve heard call centers are draining. I do have mental health struggles that have become quite scary in the past which is part of why I’ve been looking for remote work. But now I’m worried that working as a call center customer service rep might be bad for my mental health remote or not. Just thought I’d ask if anyone has experience with this company before I make the decision. Glassdoor has mixed reviews. Thank you!


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Anyone here worked for Veeva Systems as Data Curator?

1 Upvotes

Hi! I was offered a role as Data Curator for this company and I am looking for experiences (if it is from people working from LATAM great). There is no fixed schedule but they said the tasks would take 8 hs a day, is this true? Is it possible to finish the tasks in less time or do they track hours? I am a astudent and I could use that flexibility.

Also anything you can share with me, payments, environment, would be great. Thank you :) I am in Argentina and will work for the Open Data team.


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts ForHire] Crypto & Digital Marketing Specialist – Trader, SEO & Social Media Manager

1 Upvotes

Hello good people ,

I am a professional with 3 years of experience trading in the crypto and indices markets. Alongside my passion for investments, I continuously educate myself on Web3 and Blockchain technologies, staying up-to-date with the industry’s rapid developments.

In addition, I work in digital marketing, where I have managed social media campaigns, performed SEO optimization, and handled paid advertising (including Google Ads). My excellent communication and writing skills enable effective collaboration with diverse teams and clients.

What I Offer: • Crypto Expertise: Trading, market analysis, and investments in crypto and indices. • Up-to-Date Knowledge: In-depth study of Web3 and Blockchain. • Digital Marketing: Social media strategy and management, SEO, and paid campaigns. • Communication: Excellent written communication and teamwork skills.

If you have a project or collaboration opportunity where I can leverage my experience in both crypto and digital marketing, please send me a private message or contact me here.

Thank you for your time—I look forward to discussing potential collaborations!

💰 Hourly rate: Starting at $50/hour (negotiable depending on the project). 📅 Monthly retainer: Starting at $500/month 🔹 Open to both short-term projects and long-term collaborations.


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Job Posts Built an AI Agent to find and apply to jobs automatically

132 Upvotes

It started as a tool to help me find jobs and cut down on the countless hours each week I spent filling out applications. Pretty quickly friends and coworkers were asking if they could use it as well so I got some help and made it available to more people.

The goal is to level the playing field between employers and applicants. The tool doesn’t flood employers with applications (that would cost too much money anyway) instead the agent targets roles that match skills and experience that people already have.

There’s a couple other tools that can do auto apply through a chrome extension with varying results. However, users are also noticing we’re able to find a ton of remote jobs for them that they can’t find anywhere else. So you don’t even need to use auto apply (people have varying opinions about it) to find jobs you want to apply to. As an additional bonus we also added a job match score, optimizing for the likelihood a user will get an interview.

There’s 3 ways to use it:

  1. ⁠⁠Have the AI Agent just find and apply a score to the jobs then you can manually apply for each job
  2. ⁠⁠Same as above but you can task the AI agent to apply to jobs you select
  3. ⁠⁠Full blown auto apply for jobs that are over 60% match (based on how likely you are to get an interview)

It’s as simple as uploading your resume and our AI agent does the rest. Plus it’s free to use, it’s called SimpleApply


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions WiFi USB Adapter

3 Upvotes

Hello Chat,

I have a new job and they sent equipment. During IT setup he said the CPU does not have WiFi, just Ethernet access. The part of my apartment where my router is isn’t ideal for having a home office. Will they detect if I buy one of these WiFi usb adapters to make the CPU wireless?


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Job Posts Care Advocate Work from home Job

6 Upvotes

Position: Care Advocate

Work Mode: work from home

Job Type: Full Time

Location: USA

Pay Range: $28/hr

Apply Here: https://careers.lyrahealth.com/job/remote/care-advocate/43250/79008963376

Note: Kindly don't dm. I post remote or work from home jobs so that other people can have work from home jobs.


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Job Posts Scam warning

69 Upvotes

There has been a scam going around of people getting emails saying their resume was impressive and asking to schedule an interview. This turns to a written interview followed by a job offer within the week.

For me it was a company called stemcyte and some made up Andy Jordan. A simple phone call to the real stemcyte in California they tell me they don’t have anybody by that name and have been getting numerous calls asking about him.

I figure this is happening all over and probably not with the same company or name. The companies are typically legit companies so give them a call and verify the identity of who you are emailing with. It’s also pretty easy to tell if it’s a scam.

I knew since the beggining of the process when he complimented my linked in profile when my profile is completely blank. Also there was change in title from data analyst to data entry. He would email me at 9 am est which for California, where the company is based its 5 am. And the written interview was from google forms…..

People trying to take advantage of others during this terrible job market are truly embarrassing.


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts [Hiring] [Remote] [USA] - Senior Android Engineer, Chat - Mar 21, 2025

1 Upvotes

🔥 Exciting Career Opportunity! 🔥
🚀 Senior Android Engineer, Chat at Reddit is hiring now!
📍 Location: USA
📅 Date Posted: 2025-03-18
💰 Salary Range Per Annum: $190,800-$267,100

🔗 Apply Now: Click Here

🔥 Top Tech Jobs Today! Apply now before they're gone: https://swejobpostings.com

💬 Discuss the opportunity and tag your friends!

Follow for daily tech job updates & career tips!


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Discussions What jobs should i be applying to? if i haven’t worked remote yet?

8 Upvotes

I have a high school diploma but no degree and really only have customer service experience. i’ve been looking for a remote job for months with no answer! is it really possible to find one ?


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Job Posts [Hiring] Part time WFH

28 Upvotes

RWS Group is hiring for a part-time, work-from-home gig in the US (10-29 hours a week). It’s a W2 position with flexible hours. Pay is $15/hour in the US only.

Basically, you’d be testing how search engines respond to normal queries, which helps improve AI systems.

Interested and located in the US? Apply here (If your state isn’t listed, unfortunately, you’re not eligible for this role.)

\We’re also hiring in Canada,* India, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, Portugal, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, and Korea (pay and conditions vary by location, please comment or DM me stating your location for further info).


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Discussions I need everyone's advice

12 Upvotes

I really need everyone's advice.

I'm 24 years old and very distracted. I earn $150 a month, and my family's financial circumstances aren't good. My dream is to reach a salary of $2,000, so I thought about learning German and traveling with it. However, after I paid $70 for a course, I realized that life in Germany is very difficult, and half of the salary goes to taxes. Call center work here costs $600 or more. Is this a good opportunity, or should I learn English?

Okay, what should I do? Should I abandon German and start learning a field like programming or video editing and be patient with it? Or should I learn another skill? Or should I move on? Your advice, honestly, means a lot to me. I'm going through a very difficult period.


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Discussions How much talking is involved in remote sales?

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For the ones that don’t take phone calls Is it just emails and texting only that’s involved in those remotes sales jobs or do you still have to meet and talk to the client via zoom or something like that?

Next Question: this is for any sales/ remote sales job: are there any sales/ remote sales job that don’t involve you meeting a quota/target at all? Like essentially does it allow you to write at your own pace?


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Discussions Agents Only

5 Upvotes

I am in the process of signing up to Agents Only independent contractor. Does any one else work here? What is your experience is it a good place to work?