This current BS job market is full of scams, ghost jobs, & unorganized employers - oh my! So, this got me thinking...this community needs some help. To help everyone through this annoying AF job search process that is our current lives, I started putting together a list of hand-picked remote full-time, part-time, & freelance opportunities that are scam-free, ghost job free, & with employers that are known to be a bit more responsive. Not only that, you'll also get tons of resources to help you land the job! This curated list isn't only for those looking for W-2 jobs either. As a freelancer myself, I would never leave out my fellow freelance & side hustle besties.
⭐ Fully remote jobs & side hustles hiring (week of 6/3)
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Hey Reader, It's been a while since I've sent a jobs hiring roundup! I've been working on revamping my newsletters so bear with me :) If you're new here, all of the opportunities listed below are remote roles for full-time, part-time, and freelance work - so you'll also get some help finding side hustle or freelance work in addition to finding a full-time or part-time remote job. Before we get into it, if you need more guidance in your remote job search, grab my Remote Work Bundle which includes resume & cover letter templates, guides, strategies, & tools to help you land the job. It also covers some key things that you should be doing before, during, and after you apply to help land that introductory interview. Full-time remote jobs posted this week: Customer Service Rep - Remote US Customer Advocate - Pays $65,000/yr - Remote US Recruiter - Pays $115,000/yr - Remote US Events Coordinator - Remote US Digital Content Writer - Remote US Grant Writer - Remote US Copywriter - Remote Anywhere Graphic Designer - Remote US Game Designer - Remote Anywhere Web Developer - Remote Anywhere Data Analyst - Remote US Support Analyst (IT) - Remote US Part-time remote jobs posted this week: Essay Coach - $25/hour - Remote US Content Writer - $35-$40/hour - Remote Anywhere Remote freelance gigs listed this week: Outdoors writer - Trails magazine - Remote US Math Tutor - Learner Education - Remote US Looking for a remote job but not sure what position you should even be searching for? Start with my free Remote Work Quiz. Looking for a side hustle? Take the free Side Hustle Quiz. For juicy career/side hustle tips, weird work stories & money advice, check out my podcast Remote Work Bestie (Season 1 is complete!) Remote work resources from the blog:
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Hi! I'm Daniella - your favorite Remote Work Bestie 💻
This current BS job market is full of scams, ghost jobs, & unorganized employers - oh my! So, this got me thinking...this community needs some help. To help everyone through this annoying AF job search process that is our current lives, I started putting together a list of hand-picked remote full-time, part-time, & freelance opportunities that are scam-free, ghost job free, & with employers that are known to be a bit more responsive. Not only that, you'll also get tons of resources to help you land the job! This curated list isn't only for those looking for W-2 jobs either. As a freelancer myself, I would never leave out my fellow freelance & side hustle besties.
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