There are a lot of ways to work remotely. And that includes online part time jobs from home. Part time remote jobs offer additional flexibility for remote workers and make jobs more accessible for everybody. However, since most remote jobs are full time, it can be difficult to begin a part time job search. Here are some tips and tricks to navigate this unique job search. What counts as part-time?  This is not an easy question to answer. That’s because the definition of part-time changes from one company to another. For example, some remote companies define part time as less than 29 hours ..read more

Since the pandemic, nearly 56% of US workers have a job that is remote-friendly. But, today, more and more workers are being called back into the office. If you’re one of them, you’re probably saying but, “I want to work from home!” And, you’re not alone. Roughly 26% of workers now work remotely, and enjoy the many benefits that come with it. Money Saved Remote workers save money. The average worker spends a whopping $8,466 each year on common commuting costs or about 19% of take home pay, according to Bankrate. By working remotely, those costs are slashed if not entirely eliminated. Time Sav ..read more

Looking for typing jobs from home? You’re not alone. Typing-based remote jobs are some of the most popular around. In fact, typing-heavy jobs were what got me into remote work almost a decade ago.  I was always a fast typist. When I was eight, we got a brand new Compaq computer. I was thrilled. I quickly expressed interest in learning to type. My ever-supportive mom bought me computer software called Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing. I loved it. I honed my typing skills and always tried to get faster. Eventually, I carried my typing skills through high school and even used them to do data ent ..read more

There are a lot of virtual assistant jobs out there. In fact, even I’ve tried my hand at a few over the years. And, honestly, I enjoy the work of a VA. Why? First, many virtual assistant jobs are flexible. They’re perfect for the side-hustling mama to the full-time freelancer (and everyone in between). And, you can opt to contract with a virtual assistant company or start your own virtual assistant business. In fact, there are nearly 300 in-demand VA services you can offer directly to clients! But, before discussing the ins and outs of finding VA work, let’s start with the basics. What is a ..read more

We get a lot of questions about work from home anywhere companies that are hiring. For example: Which companies hire outside of the US? Are there any remote jobs that can be done anywhere? Where can I find international wfh jobs? And these are just a few of the most common ones! Truthfully, there are dozens of individuals who reach out to us week after week in frustration. The problem isn’t an inability to find work from home jobs – it’s finding companies that hire where they live. And, we totally understand this frustration. Even under the best circumstances remote job searches are tough ..read more

Does Apple have work from home jobs? You bet! Apple work from home program is a legitimate way to work remotely. In fact, it’s quite popular in the world of work from home — and for good reason. For starters, Apple was the first American public company to cross the major $1 trillion in market value. Impressive, right? And then there’s the cult-like popularity of their many products, including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and AirPods. Who wouldn’t want to work for one of the largest most popular companies in the world? And, what’s even better, you can work remotely as part of the Apple work from home ..read more

What is freelance writing? It’s a question I’m asked. A lot. In fact, any question about freelancing in general is a hot topic at the moment. After all, the US has the fastest growing freelance economy with revenue increasing 78% every year! No wonder so many workers are curious about the freelance world. And, perhaps the MOST asked about is freelance writing. But before I answer, “what is freelance writing,” allow me to share a brief personal story. (Feel free to skip to the next section. You won’t hurt my feelings. Well, maybe a little). pin me for later! My Freelance Story Do you picture yo ..read more

Remote job search mistakes happen. And that’s okay. Remember, remote job searches are tough. You’ve got to keep an eye out for scams and compete with hundreds of applicants. Plus, there are so many terms unique to remote work that you have to know. Otherwise, you end up with an awful case of information overload and fail to make meaningful progress. What’s a 2022 remote job seeker to do? First, don’t panic. The only way to fix mistakes is to know which remote job search mistakes you make. Then you can fix them! So, if your job search is stalled read on. You may accidentally make these common m ..read more

pin me for later An interview thank you letter is a must, especially for remote job seekers. A quick follow-up to say, “thanks for the interview” lets interviewers know you are genuinely grateful to discuss work from home jobs with them. Plus, it shows appreciation for their time – a hot commodity these days. However, many job seekers fail to follow up after an interview. This isn’t just bad manners. It can actually prevent you from receiving job offers. Remember, remote job searches are difficult enough as is. Do everything you can to make it easier for you. And one of the simplest steps you ..read more

There is no shortage of productivity tips for working from home. A single Google search returns millions of websites, tools, and tips promising to skyrocket your productivity. And, it’s not surprising. At the end of the day you, me, and Elon Musk only have 24 hours to work with. No amount of money can buy more time. So, instead, we strive to do more with the limited time we have. Remote workers are no exception. In fact, telecommuters often work extra hours to increase their productivity. 51% of remote workers fear their employers think they’re not productive enough when working from home. So ..read more