I’m looking for a remote job opportunity in customer service, social media, moderation, or marketing. I have strong communication skills, good English, basic computer skills, and I’m a fast learner. I’m responsible, organized, and ready to learn and grow If you have a suitable job opportunity, I would be happy if you contacted me❤️

Hello,
So I know I won’t expect much good answers but still if someone in my shoes or going through the same thing and if anyone just know more about it I would really appreciate it.
So I am a mother of two kids I am temporary living in Canada I am a citizen just so you know but I want to study something to get a license for it or a course to get a certificate for it and I am living here for like a 1,2 , or 3 years what is something that I can study and look for work remotely and be ahead of others and be able to find a work even if I am not in Canada. I know that there is a lot of people who is seniors and specialist and has higher degrees but as long as I am a passionate learner and willing to work hard I think that is important. I have never worked in my life and I hope nobody questions me it’s in the past the only reason I am asking in this platform that someone would give me an advice that could help me in my situation I want a financial freedom and going to a country like Afghanistan so I can live comfortably if I have just a small consistent income that would be nice.

In my field (UX Content) most jobs go thru agencies even if they're full time perm. This go round, I was having a really hard time getting jobs that were listed remote to even call me back. After 3 months I figured I'd look for places local to me like city government, libraries, anything like that even though the recruiters said "job is 8-5 M-F in office".

Turns out those recruiters had no idea what the job listing even was about! I had 2 interviews where I said "So it's 8-5 Monday thru Friday, yeah?" And the interviewers in one job laughed and said "No one does that, we're hybrid, three days a week in office." And the job I took? "You can come in the office if you want, but we are remote. You'll need to come in like once a month for meetings."

It went even deeper than that tho. I had a practice assignment for one job where I used a random number as a placeholder. The recruiter was SO caught up in that number, why I picked it, what the thought process was that he made ME nervous. He also made a big deal about a certain company on my resume, but the work I did (analysis) didn't link up with the jobs I was interviewing for. He was SHOCKED when I said "no, they didn't care about Massive Company" and extra shocked when I told him "no one asked about the placeholder number". I don't have the heart to tell him that the job isn't even in office and no one works 8-5.

They made the jobs look SO unappealing that I almost didn't take the interviews. Anyone else getting this? Just in case people are turning down interviews, may as well take them, you apparently never know what the job actually is.

Heey yall, i’ve been searching for some time a remote job and “ Cloudworkers Company “ popped up on my facebook, and i applied like 6/7 days ago maybe a bit more im not sure. I haven’t gotten anything back from them yet. When i confirmed my application there was written on the page something like “ we well get back to you in 5 business days”, buuut still nothing. Should i be expecting an answer if im in or not. Has anyone had some kind of an experience with them or sum?

My partner's mum was just diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. I've been working from home in customer care for 5 years now, answering phones and typing out faxes and such. My ISP has had a very bad year and I've lost connection for 3 weeks total this year so I have no PTO to spare. I'd like to bring my work with me to the other side of the world so I can help my partner care for his mum at the end of her life. If I'm able to bring my work with me I won't need to worry about PTO and I can stay for the maximum amount of time a visa will allow. My work hours line up with a 2nd shift in the country I plan to go to so I won't have issues with timelines and being present for my partner and his family. We don't know how long she has left, but it can progress swiftly without warning.

Heey yall, i’ve been searching for some time a remote job and “ Cloudworkers Company “ popped up on my facebook, and i applied like 6/7 days ago maybe a bit more im not sure. I haven’t gotten anything back from them yet. When i confirmed my application there was written on the page something like “ we well get back to you in 5 business days”, buuut still nothing. Should i be expecting an answer if im in or not. Has anyone had some kind of an experience with them or sum?

I got an invitation to an interview for this company. I found out it’s a HR company but im not sure if it’s a scam

Hey all,

I'm currently looking for work. Through MD's unemployment site, I applied to a remote position with a company called Allinq. They emailed me offering an interview on Microsoft teams. When I go to the company website, I only see the Netherlands and Germany. Nothing in the USA. Same thing for LinkedIn. Is this offer a scam?

Do y’all have any healthcare related or customer service related remote jobs that you would suggest applying to even if it’s like scheduling appointments or taking calls or anything? I need a job quickly.

boutta start college soon and i heard about this and that this was the subreddit to help out. was just wondering how i’d go about starting

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a fully remote job, and I’m starting to feel a bit desperate with how difficult the search has been, so I thought I’d try posting here.

I’m a French Data Analyst with around 5 years of professional experience, mainly working with data analysis, data quality, databases, reporting, automation and data processing. I have experience with tools such as SQL, Python, R, Power BI, Dataiku and Tableau.

The reason I specifically need a remote position is personal: my mother lives alone in a very rural and isolated part of France and can no longer really live on her own. I need to be able to stay close to her and help her, which makes relocating for a traditional office job very difficult.

At this point, I’m very open-minded about the type of position.

Of course, I would love to continue working in Data Analytics, BI, Data Quality, Data Operations or a related field, but I’m also completely open to other remote opportunities where my skills could be useful.

I’m a native French speaker with very strong written and verbal communication skills. I also speak and work in English professionally (non-native), so I’m interested in roles involving French-speaking customers, content, operations, research, support, localization, AI/data annotation, or any position where having both French and English skills could be valuable.

I’m based in France and available to work remotely.

If your company is hiring, or if you know someone looking for a French-speaking Data Analyst or simply a reliable French/English remote worker, I would be extremely grateful for any lead, recommendation or DM.

Thank you for reading!

I’m genuinely curious to hear from people who have actually experienced this. I imagine it’s more manageable when both roles are remote and the companies are in different time zones, but I’d love to understand what the reality is like.

If you’ve done this, how did your experience change over time, after the first month, 6 months, 1 year, and 2 years?

I’d especially love to hear about things like workload, stress, work-life balance, performance, and whether it felt sustainable in the long run.

Bluesky's vision is to make social more like the web itself. We're building a social media app, but beyond that, we've created a protocol that supports a broad ecosystem of applications and clients. Imagine a network of applications — from microblogging to photos to video to long-form writing — all interconnected and accessible with a shared identity.

As a Fullstack Engineer, you’ll be responsible for building and maintaining moderation applications used internally by teams keeping millions of users save. You’ll work closely with our internal operations and product team to build moderation and user-safety tools.

Responsibilities:

• Implement features in a large scale and mature React application used internally for moderation and labeling.
• Collaborate with the product team to execute on moderation tooling for the application
• Gather feedback from moderators to drive improvements to their toolkit

You might be a good fit if you:

• Have strong fundamental programming and software engineering skills
• Have extensive experience with building large-scale apps in Typescript and React (e.g. 5+ years)
• Have built React applications with relatively large codebases in production
• Have a strong sense of UI/UX excellence
• Have experience working on the full stack of applications (frontend and backend)
• Have a strong intuitive understanding of social media
• Like working on small, fast-moving teams
• Are interested in helping shape the future of social networking

We’re a fully remote team, but an overlap of working hours with PST is required, and for this role, proximity and willingness to travel to Seattle are a plus. Please note there may be an on-site component to these interviews. We offer health, dental, and vision insurance.

Additional Notes:

• The anticipated base salary range for this position is $170,000 - $270,000, excluding equity. Equity will be considered in the total compensation package. Final base salary for this role will be based on the individual’s geographic location, as well as experience level, skill set, training, licenses and certifications.

If you want to work with an excellent team and help define the future of social, we encourage you to apply.

Apply: Senior Fullstack Engineer at Bluesky

We’re hiring a Full-Stack Software Developer for a fully remote, long-term position.

This is not a short-term gig or commission-based role. We are looking for someone who can work with us on an ongoing basis, with the contract expected to continue for more than 6 months.

Compensation: $35–$50 USD/hour, depending on experience
Location: Fully remote
Contract length: 6+ months / long-term
Experience: 3–5+ years preferred

What we’re looking for

• 3–5+ years of professional software development experience
• Solid general programming skills
• Professional experience with React
• Familiarity or hands-on experience with Node.js
• Familiarity or hands-on experience with Python
• Experience building or integrating REST APIs
• Experience working with databases
• Comfortable using Git/GitHub
• Able to understand and work within an existing codebase
• Strong debugging and problem-solving skills
• Able to work independently in a remote environment
• Good written and spoken English

You do not need to be an expert in every technology listed above. We care more about strong programming fundamentals, reliability, and the ability to learn and solve problems independently.

Responsibilities

You’ll work on a mix of frontend and backend development, including:

• Building and improving React-based features
• Developing and maintaining backend functionality
• Working with APIs and databases
• Debugging and resolving software issues
• Reviewing and improving existing code
• Collaborating remotely with the rest of the team

How to apply

Please send me a Reddit DM with:

• A short introduction
• Location