We know you don't want to work. You just want to bang on the drum all day. 🤘🥁 Until that dream becomes a reality (you might be sleeping for a while), why not switch out that soul-sucking commute to the office for a remote gig? 🧑💻
Finding good work-from-home jobs can feel like walking around on the beach with one of those radar thingies. 🤪 Fortunately, the internet has made it easier than ever to strike gold and find a new gig you love!
Here’s five great places to look for remote work:
- 🐀 Rage Against the Rat Race - Rat Race Rebellion has been around since the late 90's (and has a pretty epic name). They focus on gigs and contract work and have job listings from a variety of different industries. Their user-friendly job board is easy to navigate so you can find your next dream job in no time.
- ⭐ Mission-Driven Mindset - Looking for a work-from-home job with meaning and purpose? Check out Goodgigs. When you first create your free profile, you'll get to choose three of your favorite causes to help narrow down your job search. Goodgigs lists mission-driven jobs in fields like finance, marketing, operations, and tech.
- ✅ What You Really, Really Want - If you're looking for a no BS way to search for remote work, visit Crossover. Each of their openings has a "what you will be doing" and "what you will NOT be doing" section so you know exactly what you're getting into before applying. Crossover also lets you scroll through listings by hourly wage, yearly salary, and required hours per week.
- 💪 Nice Flex - For a small fee, FlexJobs gives you access to remote work in over 50 industries. The site allows you to create filters and customized email alerts for your ideal job types. FlexJobs has work for all levels of experience from entry-level to executive positions. If you like the idea of a partially-remote job with occasional commutes to the office, FlexJobs has those gigs, too.
- 🚳 Zero Drive - Skip The Drive is one of the newer sites on the list and only posts remote and work-from-home positions. From startups to Fortune 500 companies, their postings include jobs from just about everywhere. Skip the Drive also has part-time and contract work listed. Want to see how much skipping the commute will save you? Check out the website's free savings calculator!
🔥Bottom line: Remote work is all the rage these days. More people than ever are swapping long days at the office for logging in from the living room. Using a niche work-from-home job board is a great way to browse new gigs with ease. Curious about what employers need to provide their remote workers? Head here. If you have a gap in your resume, find out what to do in this article.
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