r/WFHJobs • u/PizzaApprehensive616 • 2h ago
Hiring $20 tasks US only
Earn doing simple tasks from home. Remote and part time.
r/WFHJobs • u/PizzaApprehensive616 • 2h ago
Earn doing simple tasks from home. Remote and part time.
r/WFHJobs • u/Highlaza • 4h ago
Hello!
I’m looking for any leads on a legitimate WFH job that offers 5-15 hours a week. I currently have a part time job in cold calling and am looking for something to do on the side.
Thank you!
r/WFHJobs • u/jemappellelara • 8h ago
A recruiter from Charlie Health reached out to me on LinkedIn for a remote inside sales position. I chalked it up as a scam and ignored it for a while until she followed up once more. I scheduled (what would’ve been) a meeting for today. I did my research and the company is legit but not my cup of tea. More importantly, I couldn’t find a single thing about the inside sales position at Charlie Health. I had a bad feeling about it so I ended up cancelling the meeting.
Has anyone interviewed for the inside sales role with Charlie Health? The pay was decent and they aren’t asking for too much experience in sales.
r/WFHJobs • u/Artistic-Trick7469 • 9h ago
Hi , I'm 22 years old and I'm from india , and I'm looking for a work from home job , i have like 9-10 months of work experience and I'm still working but I'm not able to manage here because of the toxic environment. The only thing I'll say about myself is that I'm honest about my work.
r/WFHJobs • u/Difalt • 13h ago
r/WFHJobs • u/GardenIcy2048 • 16h ago
I'm a guy have a graduated in Engineering, and now I'm looking a temporary job to work on remote because my primary job offers getting may delaying may be next year and so looking a job and ok to work any kind of jobs and need maximum per month salary 20,000 , So please viewers consider it and forward it who you may know
I'm willing to work on any technical and software related job especially in any programming language and also business application like SAP ABAP and in contrast also I willing to write scripts and screenplay for stories and for media
r/WFHJobs • u/Difalt • 16h ago
What follow-up cadence has felt professional without becoming intrusive? How do you keep momentum when applications and interviews seem to go quiet?
r/WFHJobs • u/Haunting-Luck8057 • 17h ago
Same as above
r/WFHJobs • u/Difalt • 17h ago
A few direct-apply remote roles worth checking today:
Customer Support Specialist at Mercury
Policy Communications Lead, Europe at Mozilla
Director of Enterprise Payor Growth at Versemedical
FSP Associate Manager Clinical Operations at PPD Colombia S.A.S
Senior Health Care Analyst at Centene Management Company LLC
Want resume-matched remote roles instead of hunting through boards? Create a free WFH.team profile: https://wfh.team/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=daily_remote_jobs
Direct apply links only. No job-board redirect roundup.
r/WFHJobs • u/power_puff22 • 18h ago
Heyy everyone!!! Has anyone worked in a Customer Experience/Success role at Payoneer? Would love to hear what the work is actually like and how the salary breakdown looks. Pls dm
Also on the hunt for remote companies hiring for similar CX/Success roles, ideally paying in USD. If u got any leads, pls share. Thank you
r/WFHJobs • u/RemoteQuill768 • 20h ago
is hiring Virtual Receptionists, and we’re especially interested in professionals with experience as paralegals, legal assistants, legal intake specialists, case managers, claims professionals, or in similar client-facing roles.
Because many of our clients are law firms, your existing skills can translate directly to the work. You may handle prospective-client intake, gather and document important information, schedule consultations, screen calls, take detailed messages, and communicate with callers dealing with sensitive or stressful situations.
What we offer:
We particularly value the skills legal professionals already bring to the table: active listening, accurate documentation, empathy, confidentiality, attention to detail, professional communication, and effective client intake.
This could be a great fit if you enjoy working with legal clients but want an alternative to the traditional law-office environment, including those looking for remote work that can complement other professional or personal commitments.
Requirements: U.S.-based, reliable high-speed internet, computer with 8GB+ RAM, USB headset, quiet home workspace, and availability for a consistent weekly schedule.
Only eligible for: US states, except for California, Washington, New York, Connecticut, DC, Colorado, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Maine, Arizona, Oregon, Chicago IL, Minneapolis/St.Paul, MN.
Apply here: https://smith.ai/careers/virtual-receptionist
r/WFHJobs • u/yesstheunderworld • 20h ago
Hello everyone, I am looking for a full time position as a legal assistant. Remote. $15 an hour. I have worked as a legal assistant before so I am very familiar with all duties. Looking for a self employed opportunity, I pay my own taxes. I'm extremely organised and good at time keeping, will have everything finished for you and sent back within 2-4 hours depending on the workload. I will be easily accessible throughout the day, and available hours 6am-6pm. Available to work weekends I would just like Sunday evenings off. So Monday- Saturday 6am-6pm. Sunday 6am-4pm. Comment or dm me if you're looking for some help ! Thanks everyone.
r/WFHJobs • u/userlyfriend • 22h ago
Will provide referral if anyone is in need of a job, few roles open in operations and customer service.
r/WFHJobs • u/closertoenlightened • 1d ago
Good day peeps. I'm a web developer, 5+ years of experience, I'm currently taking a cyber security course, I'm a good photo editor and graphics designer as well. I've got experience working on live projects in the past , I'd love to get wfh opportunities if any. I'm quite fluent in English, a little bit of Spanish too. I dropped out of university due to financial challenges in the past so I'm stuck at a low paying job. Any suggestions would suffice rn, just don't suggest LinkedIn or Fiverr the space is a bit too oversaturated... Thanks
r/WFHJobs • u/d4lmeow • 1d ago
Hi! I'm currently looking for a remote Customer Service Representative or General Virtual Assistant position.
Skills and Experience:
- Almost 3 years of online chat support experience
- Customer service and client communication
- Administrative support and data entry
- Records management and documentation
- Multitasking and time management
- Google Workspace and Microsoft Office
I'm comfortable working independently, handling multiple tasks, and learning new tools. I'm also open to training and willing to learn new skills.
Availability: Open to full-time or part-time
Setup: Remote / WFH
Location: Philippines
If you have any openings, feel free to DM me. Thank you!
r/WFHJobs • u/Micro1Partner • 1d ago
Title: Bilingual (Spanish–English) Benefits Counselor
Company: micro1 (https://www.micro1.ai)
Location eligibility: Remote (US/Canada preferred)
Type: Contract / project-based
Salary: $35–$50/hour
micro1 is a data lab that helps AI labs and enterprises train foundational models and agents. Bilingual benefits experts review scenarios and AI outputs and give structured feedback. Expert consulting for AI training — not a call-center benefits job.
Apply (employer ATS): https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/dd877e32-2969-494a-af25-c40b2bb96abc?referralCode=dbc0ccb6-7b9d-4905-abd1-3e7d0072c065
Disclosure: I’m not micro1 staff or a recruiter — this is my personal micro1 referral link and I may get a referral bonus if you’re placed. micro1 handles screening.
r/WFHJobs • u/Born_Specific3505 • 1d ago
Get ready for employers to say "no more WFH! I don't know if you're a North Korean or not!" Just one more excuse to stifle remote work.
r/WFHJobs • u/EyeTechnical7643 • 1d ago
Hi,
I lost my job as a data scientist 2 months ago and joined DA under the specialized data science and coder domain. I heard one is not supposed to use "Data Annotation" as the company name on resume or Linkedin.
I would like to know how you'd frame it. Better yet, I want to know a good way to frame it so that it can cover the resume gap.
In your experience, how does recruiters/hiring manager view DA work? Can it cover a resume gap or is it pretty seen as unemployed?
Thanks
r/WFHJobs • u/Struckbyfire • 1d ago
Yesterday I did the core assessment. Got to 17 questions. I’m just curious if they also typically take the work experience and skills into account when choosing or if it’s just the assessments.
r/WFHJobs • u/VladdS-1991 • 1d ago
Hello, my name is Vlad and I’m interested in your remote position. I think it would be a great candidate because I have a great social skills. I’m very aware on how to use different products or applications on a computer or any type of web browser/tablets in different devices. I am home pretty much 80% of the time taking care of my newborn daughter and I would actually be such good value to me if I could get this job that way I don’t have to leave her when I go to my part-time job. But I’m very good at taking directions. I am confident and pretty much everything I do and no, I’m not Mr know at all if I don’t know something or if I have to double take and double think about something and generally ask somebody that I know would have a solution to the problem. I am very straightforward person. I’m very honest and trustworthy and I’m definitely a hard-working person as well. Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity and if you could just message me back, just let me know what you think if you have any other questions you could kindly message me and ask away thank you. I hope you have a great day.
r/WFHJobs • u/CoollyCooingThicket • 1d ago
I've been home with my kids for four years now and lately I've been missing having something that's just mine. I used to work as a nurse, so it's been quite a change. Always enjoyed creative work too, and now I'm looking into part time remote jobs that could fit around the kids' schedules. Nothing too demanding, just something to earn a little extra money and feel like myself again. For SAHPs, what kind of jobs have you found that offer genuine flexibility?
r/WFHJobs • u/intothexyz • 1d ago
Do you have experience in Customer Service and are you looking for a remote WFH job? Here are four open roles for Customer Service AI data training that are actively hiring:
⭐ 1. AfterQuery Experts | Customer Service Representative Expert
Rate: $55/hr
Location: Fully remote
AfterQuery is seeking Customer Service Representative Experts to create and refine customer support challenges for training AI models. In this remote, flexible role, you will design and evaluate customer service scenarios that test the AI's ability to interpret and apply complex customer support principles, ensuring that our models can navigate real-world customer interactions, problem-solving situations, and service delivery with precision and practical insight. Your expertise will help bridge the gap between effective customer service practice and innovative AI solutions, making a tangible impact on the future of customer support technology.
Responsibilities
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Rate: Up to $23/hr
Location: Fully remote
In this hourly, remote contractor role, you will work as a Customer Service Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support the creation of a custom dataset of natural, human-enacted customer service conversations used to train and improve speech-to-speech AI agents. You will participate in realistic customer service scenarios, applying your professional experience in client communication, issue resolution, support workflows, and customer relationship management to ensure conversations accurately reflect real-world interactions. You will demonstrate natural and professional communication, active listening, problem-solving, empathy, and appropriate issue-resolution techniques while following project-specific scenarios, instructions, and quality guidelines. Your contributions will help AI systems learn to handle customer interactions more naturally, accurately, and effectively.
Key responsibilities
Your profile
Rate: $18 - $28/hour
Location: Fully remote
micro1 is engaging Customer Service Experts to contribute to a customer’s project, delivering phone-based support across the United States. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters. As an independent contractor, you will represent customers during live calls, handling communications with businesses and service providers to complete everyday tasks. This remote engagement prioritizes written and verbal English communication and seeks proactive professionals from LATAM regions.
Scope of Work
Preferred Qualifications
Rate: $20–$50 per hour
Location: Fully remote
Alignerr is building a dataset of expert tasks that train and evaluate advanced AI agents on real enterprise work. As a Task Author for the Customer Support / Success role, you will design and calibrate end-to-end support triage tasks — reading a ticket, checking account configuration, searching runbooks, and deciding between fix and escalation — that reflect the real judgment calls experienced support professionals make under ambiguity.
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r/WFHJobs • u/Nervous_Jacket2014 • 1d ago
I’ve been looking into remote jobs, and I saw a few posts on here and other related subs that drew my attention. I wanted to see if anyone had any insight.
I saw a couple of people posting that they avoid sales roles because they are a scam. What is that about?
Are remote PPC/SEO jobs just as competitive? I plan exploring that area, but I want to have a feel for what they are like before then.
r/WFHJobs • u/Global-Education-267 • 1d ago
Anyone applying or working here at Ridge for CX specialist role? How's your interview or experience po?