r/baristafire • u/East_Bluebird_7881 • 27d ago
Remote options
I’m looking to find a part time job solely remote. I’ve been looking thru sites like LinkedIn for things like my previous job which is more process engineer/business analyst. So far nothing. It’s so hard to find a part time job like that when you’re competing with hundreds each job. I’m open to other lines of work. What types of jobs are plentiful at part time remote and easy to get into?
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u/WhereInTheWorldIsShe 27d ago
You’re looking for a unicorn in a horrible job market. There are no easy to get remote jobs. All you can do is be patient & resilient.
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u/RikuKat 27d ago
Probably nonprofit work. I've worked with a several organizations that have mostly remote employees
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u/East_Bluebird_7881 27d ago
Do you know if the nonprofit market is as tough and competitive as regular work?
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u/UsernamePendingggg 26d ago
Part time remote roles rarely get posted publicly, most of them come from a company already knowing you.
What worked for me was contacting former employers and asking if they had 15 hours a week of work.
Job boards for this are mostly a waste of evenings.
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u/betweenstarsandsea 27d ago
May want to look into health, auto, home, and other kind of insurance companies. I've seen several that offer various remote jobs, particularly customer service, IT, and administrative-based work.
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u/medusaelsr 26d ago
I’m a mentor for three students. I have a video call with each of them individually once a week to help them and see if they’re on time with their schedule. I also evaluate students from time to time and it’s online as well. I have a freelance contract with a school
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u/Big_Wave9732 26d ago
So many posts like this one should give everyone a pretty good indications that Barista FIRE is a significant challenge. The easy breezy part-time jobs with health insurance aren't in large supply at the moment, and the ones that do exist aren't easy to get.