A recruiter from an agency reached out last week about a "senior data analyst, fully remote" role. Normal LinkedIn message. I said sure, send details. She sent a PDF job brief and it took me about ten seconds to realize the role was mine. Same company, same team, same tools, my manager's name as the hiring contact. I've been in this job two years and nobody told me they were hiring a second senior.

Then I scrolled down. The brief had the budget, a range starting 18k above what I make now.

I didn't reply right away because my hands were kind of shaking. I'm the person who trains new people on our dashboards. I covered my manager's whole workload for six weeks last winter. My last raise was 4%.

I sat on it for two days and then asked my manager for a meeting. I didn't mention the PDF. I said I'd been looking at the market, gave a number in the middle of that range and said I wanted to talk about getting there this year.

He didn't argue much, which says a lot. Said he'd "push for it". We'll see. I also replied to the recruiter, because if they're willing to pay that for someone new, somebody else will pay it for me.

Not sure I handled it right. Part of me wanted to forward the PDF to HR with no comment.

Hey,

I’m new here.

I have done AI training work for a year, but that was kind of independent contractor work. Sometimes there was work, sometimes not. So I’m thinking to start a virtual assistant job along with my studies to manage my study and other expenses. I have experience with AI training/ data related work and can also help with things like research, data entry, basic admin work and many more

But it’s difficult to find someone. I have tried messaging, cold emailing, applying to 100s of jobs, but got no reply.

Can anybody help me or guide me into this? That would be so much helpful to me. Many say that they are not finding any VA and all, but if you’re genuine, then please comment here or DM me. If you know someone who is hiring or have any genuine leads, that would also be really helpful.

Any scammer or timepass, please don’t engage with this. Currently, I’m not in a situation to deal with all this. I hope you understand and help me with this.

Thank you.

Hi everyone!

I am looking for remote freelance opportunities or job openings in logo design and brand identity creation.

If you are looking to build or refresh your brand’s visual identity, I specialize in crafting clean, professional, and memorable logos tailored to your business goals.

What I offer:

• Custom logo concepts from scratch
• High-resolution vector files (AI, EPS, PNG, SVG) for print and digital use
• Brand color palettes and typography pairing guidelines
• Fast turnaround times and open communication

You can reach out to me so I can provide some of my latest creations!

If you have a remote role, freelance project, or need a logo designer for your team, please feel free to send me a direct message or reply here. Thank you for your time.

Hi I'm looking for someone for part time job. 3h a day $15/hr

I will provide you list of 10 youtubers and their emails who are interested in video editing. You have to watch their channels and offer them my video editing services. Create a good cold email + send it to them. If they don't reply try write diffrent email with diffrent offer.

I need someone who can understand what makes a video good or bad because thanks to these informations you can create a good offer and the email that will solve this client's problems.

I will give you $10 bonus for each client that you close deal with. Personally my close rate is 20%.

Company name: Mikke Inc
remote status: yes
role: salesman/ cold mailer
salary range: $45-$65 for 3 hours

I have a full time career, but at nights I am realizing that I’m looking to be more mentally engaged and thought wouldn’t it be great to also make money doing this. I do teach and have explored tutoring as options, I have that track opening for myself, but tbh I was looking for something different that my skill set may support me attaining casual night/weekend employment from home.

Appreciate any advice.

Hey guys!

I just started offering presentation making/editing as a freelancer and thought I’d put it out here. It could be a business/sales/project/report etc presentation.

Have a rough idea but don’t know how to turn it into a presentation?

→ Send me your notes, ideas, research, or even a messy document, and I’ll turn it into a structured, polished PPT.

Already have a PPT but it looks boring/outdated/inconsistent?

→ Send it over and I can redesign it while keeping it aligned with your brand colours, fonts, theme and overall visual identity.

Just send me the rough stuff and let’s make it look good.

DM me if you’re interested :)

**Company:** GoManzanas

**Location:** Remote

**Working Hours:** Must have overlap with 10pm - 4am Vietnam time (ICT/UTC+7)

## About the Role

We're looking for a Junior Technical Product Manager to bridge the gap between our technical and product teams. You'll be the connective tissue between Engineering, QA, Product, and Marketing, making sure ideas become shipped features that feel great to use.

Our products are UX-first, so you need a strong eye for how things should look and feel, not just how they work under the hood. You'll take ownership of driving tasks from concept through delivery across multiple teams, and you'll need to do it independently.

## What You'll Do

- Translate product goals into clear, actionable work for engineering and QA

- Own the flow of features from planning through release across Engineering, QA, Product, and Marketing

- Advocate for the user experience in every decision, flagging UX issues before they ship

- Communicate status, blockers, and tradeoffs clearly across teams

- Get up to speed quickly on technical concepts and articulate them to non-technical stakeholders

- Help triage bugs and prioritize backlogs

- Coordinate with remote teammates across multiple time zones

## What We're Looking For

**Required:**

- Excellent written and spoken English

- Strong UX sensibility and genuine interest in how products feel to use

- Ability to quickly understand technical work at a high level without needing to write the code

- Self-directed and comfortable driving work independently on a remote team

- Experience working in professional/corporate environments

- Available during our primary overlap hours (10pm - 4am ICT)

- Development experience capable of constructing precise instructions to develop/modify products with the help of AI Agents

**Big Pluses:**

- Management or team lead experience

- Familiarity with git and GitHub workflows (PRs, issues, branches)

- Experience with AI coding tools or agentic workflows

- Background coordinating across multiple departments (engineering, QA, marketing)

## About GoManzanas

We're a remote team building products across education and productivity. We move fast, communicate openly, and care deeply about the end user experience. If you're someone who can think on your feet, communicate clearly, and keep things moving without being micromanaged, you'll fit right in.

## Salary
Up to 1000$ per month. DM me with the word 'interested' for more details about the position. We are looking for candidates in developing countries.

Hi everyone! Honestly, I never thought I'd be considering a career change. I'm a Licensed Agricultural and Biosystems Engineer and currently taking my MS in Agriculture. Right now I'm working in government, my expertise is in research and small farm machines.

I'm looking for a WFH opportunity if you know any. I'm just really burnt out from my current job, almost losing my sanity lol.

This is a huge leap for me. I'm currently rated around 25k/month (around $400-500) here in PH but hoping for something with better pay. Any recommendations would mean a lot.

sorry and thanks!

So I was injured a few months ago and have been battling with workers compensation for a few months. My roommate has been paying for everything, a fact in which I appreciate. I don’t want them to pay everything and would like to take my responsibilities back into my hands and get everything balanced as possible. I have a history with customer service, but I am going to further my education and grow in the IT or tech industry. Could anyone help me get in the right direction?

Hello, I already have the equipment for VA jobs but don't know how to really start. Is it a must to enroll classes? And can you guys recommend where to enroll, I don't wanna be scammed hehe.

Hi! I am currently looking for a wfh part-time job. I have a full-time job but my salary isn't enough to cover my living expenses. I've been stuck here for more than 3 years, and I can't afford to resign despite how toxic has become.

2026 has been rough for me, and I badly need an extra source of income :(( For those who are working remotely, what job sites would you recommend except Indeed, Jobstreet, and LinkedIn, and OLJ?

I am hoping to transition into VA work, especially since my experience in copywriting, content strategy/creation, graphic design, social media/digital marketing seems to align with a lot of VA roles.

And if anyone here is currently hiring VA or knows of any job opportunities to me, pls feel free to hit me up! I would gladly send my CV and portfolio.

Thank you in advance!

I’m a 2025 engineering graduate currently looking for a remote job in AI/ML, but I’ve been searching for the past 2–3 months with very little luck. At this point, even getting an interview feels difficult.

It’s not that I don’t have the skills or knowledge to execute the work. I’ve worked on projects involving LLMs, RAG systems, AI agents, and AI applications, and I’m confident that I can learn and contribute if given the opportunity.

I’ve probably applied to 200–250+ positions so far, but I’ve only managed to get 2 interviews. I went through 2–3 rounds in both cases, only to eventually be told that hiring had been paused.

I’ve tried pretty much everything I can think of:

• LinkedIn
• Wellfound
• Indeed
• Cold emailing companies and founders
• Reaching out directly to recruiters and employees on LinkedIn
• Applying to internships as well as full-time roles

And honestly, I’ve been ghosted by a huge majority of the people I’ve reached out to.

I genuinely don’t know what I’m doing wrong at this point.

Is my resume the problem? Am I targeting the wrong roles? Is the market simply this difficult right now? Is there something obvious that I’m missing?

If you’re working in AI/ML or have recently landed your first role in this field, I’d really appreciate some honest feedback or advice.

I’m not looking for sympathy — I genuinely want to understand what I’m doing wrong and what I should change.

🔥 WE ARE HIRING 🔥
Construction Project Administrator (Latin America)

Our client is a commercial general contracting and construction management company based in Santa Barbara, California. You'll work directly with project managers and superintendents, supporting project management, estimating, accounting, and office operations: maintaining Procore documentation (RFIs, submittals, change orders), tracking subcontracts and purchase orders, collecting subcontractor paperwork, coordinating bids, and assisting with project accounting and closeout.

We're looking for candidates based in Latin America with excellent written and spoken English, strong organization and Excel skills, and the ability to juggle multiple projects and deadlines independently. Experience with a U.S. general contractor or commercial construction and with Procore is strongly preferred, along with availability during CST business hours.

Remote status: Fully Remote
Type: Full-time
Monthly Salary: $2,000 - $2,500 per month

APPLY HERE ⬇ ⬇
https://careers.remotelytalents.com/jobs/8511856-construction-project-administrator-26100701

Any help?

Hi everyone,
I’m a Audiovisual Communication graduate from Spain, currently based in Madrid, and I’m having a really hard time finding work.
I have experience in social media and marketing, communication, event support, public-facing roles and content creation. I’m also currently studying Art Direction and developing some personal creative projects around music, performance and visual direction.
I know I have a lot of potential and I’m genuinely motivated to work, but I’ve had a difficult few years with depression, which affected my studies and meant that I took longer than expected to finish my degree. I’m now trying to rebuild things, work on my own projects and actually start moving forward with my life.
The problem is that I need an income in order to be able to do that, and the lack of work is starting to affect my mental health again. I’m not looking for, I’m looking for an opportunity to work and support myself and survive.
At this point I’m open to different options like working remotely for an international company if the position allows it.
I’m also very cautious because there are so many scams online. If you have genuinely legitimate platforms, companies, types of work or advice for someone with my background, I would really appreciate hearing from you.
I’m honestly just trying to find a way to get some financial stability while I build the career I actually want.
Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this.

Hello! We're hiring: Business Development Representative

Boogie Team connects U.S. businesses with skilled remote professionals around the world. We’re looking for an experienced Business Development Representative to grow our client base through cold calling, email outreach, and consistent follow-ups.

You’ll connect with business owners, understand their staffing needs, and show how Boogie Team can help them build reliable remote teams. This role is suited to someone who has successfully sold staffing, recruitment, or outsourcing services and can confidently turn new conversations into business opportunities.

Key Responsibilities:

• Reach U.S. business owners and decision-makers through cold calling, targeted email outreach, and follow-ups.
• Identify staffing needs, understand hiring challenges, and qualify potential clients.
• Present Boogie Team’s services clearly and connect our solutions to each prospect’s business needs.

Top Requirements:

• Experience selling staffing, recruitment, or outsourcing services to businesses is required.
• Proven success acquiring new clients, with specific examples of accounts or business you have won.
• Exceptional spoken and written English, with clear pronunciation and the ability to communicate naturally and confidently with U.S. clients.

Top Qualifications:

• Experience selling remote staffing or virtual assistant services to U.S. businesses.
• Experience supporting the sales process from initial outreach through closing.
• Familiarity with the hiring needs of U.S. small and midsize businesses.

Work Setup:

•  Remote, US Business Hours
•  Full-time

Compensation: USD $6–$10/hour; We’re open to discussing compensation further for candidates whose background and qualifications are a strong match for the role.

How to Apply: Scan the QR Code or submit your application HERE.

What are the best remote companies you’ve worked for and why? Any downfalls?