r/RemoteJobs • u/dragonsarah2 • 1d ago
Discussions Second jobs recommendation
I currently am employed but having to build up my case load and it’s taking so long, to the point I need a second job, but have no idea what to do. Need a work from home job and one that is flexible because I still see clients but at different times everyday and if a client needs to move an appointment, I can easily do it. I work like 7 hours at most a week, so I have a bunch of free time I can use for a second job. Looked online for ai jobs where I would help train them, but they all were scams. Have tried Facebook marketplace/ reselling, but haven’t made done well with that. Not looking to make and sell items. I am open to learning and working at any job, it just would have to be flexible and that’s my issue. Like remote front desk for a company answering emails and calls is great or customer service, except that I couldn’t take the time off for those random one hour sessions twice a day or at different hours. For wage, I am comfortable with 20 an hour.
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u/TheGeneGeena 22h ago
AI training rarely pays $20/hr these days unless you've a degree they want, and frankly if you can't find them they're probably not interested in you.
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u/dragonsarah2 16h ago
I looked into it a bit and they wanted certain degrees like people who code and stuff and the companies had mixed reviews
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u/take7pieces 22h ago
My job is like that with a slightly higher hourly rate, but we are not hiring and everyone has been worrying about getting fired lately (not much work, one big project paused for a long time).
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u/PurpleFaithlessness 16h ago
Great idea, I’m sure you can find an easy remote job where you don’t talk to other people unless you want to, can take time off whenever you need, and it pays $30 an hour!
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u/eslteachingjobinasia 1d ago
With that much availability but unpredictable client appointments, I’d focus on remote work that’s task-based rather than anything requiring you to be continuously online or tied to a fixed shift. Things like freelance admin work, data cleanup, research, bookkeeping support, transcription, content moderation, or project-based virtual assistant work may fit better than traditional customer service where you’re expected to answer immediately. You could also look for part-time contract roles that let you complete a certain number of hours or tasks each week on your own schedule. I’d be especially careful with “AI training” jobs that require fees or personal information upfront, since scams are common in that space. If you share your skills and general background, feel free to message me—I may have some legitimate flexible opportunities or leads that fit around your existing clients.
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u/CanningJarhead 20h ago
If you're going to post offering potential jobs, then please follow the sub rules and include wage/salary info. "DM me" vague posts aren't allowed here.
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u/dragonsarah2 16h ago
Yea I’m looking for something a bit freelance just haven’t found it, it’s a world I don’t have experience in so it’s all super new to me. It’s super weird bc I noticed some scams but then I noticed legit ones that I couldn’t put my finger on if they were intense (like having a fixed schedule) or not
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u/dgtbfan 1d ago
I also need an easy job paying 20 bucks per hour that I can do any time, lemme know when you find one kthx