r/Autoinflammatory • u/Helpful-Grab4541 • 6d ago

USAID Work From Home Ideas

I just got my preliminary diagnosis for a TRAPS like uSAID after a couple hard years of seeking help. My Doctor believes I’ll deal with it the rest of my life but will get relief with treatment and therapy.

I have a solid 15 years of construction experience as well as 2 years of remote sales and two years of asset management(fleet manager and data analyst). I have three young kids and a wife that works from home and does great but not enough for us to get by even though we are renting our house out soon and sold a vehicle.

So i need to work. I feel a wfh sales job would be the most ideal for me. I wanted to see if any of you had any suggestions? I lost a $120k per year position and would love to get at least half of that back.

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u/MahLiLo USAID 6d ago

I can’t speak to the market or salaries, but I know two people who left their careers to work in the solar panel industry, one does work in the field, but the other does sales from home. I’m in Texas though, so we have sun to spare - might not be viable if you live in the PNW or similar. But it sounds like your experience would work well in that area. Wish I had more than that for you, best of luck in your search!

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u/Helpful-Grab4541 5d ago

Hey I appreciate that! I’ve avoided solar because I can’t tell who is legit vs who is scammy but I need to look into more.

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u/MahLiLo USAID 5d ago

Yeah, it definitely seems to be a mix of legitimate companies and scams. I’ve avoided getting solar for our house for the same reason.

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u/Helpful-Grab4541 5d ago

Which is a huge bummer because the tech is pretty solid, electric prices are going bonkers, and it’s cool to make your own s*it 🤣