Best Remote Jobs Tier List (Remote Careers RANKED)

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@estefanymurillo22]

Could you make a list of the best places to find a customer representative job online for people who doesn't live in the USA, please?

[@jamesallen5591]

It isn't free. It costs $787

[@Kagescavern]

not free

[@johnpublica2809]

I work from home, make about $130K a year and work litigated property claims for an insurance carrier in the US. I'm an insurance adjuster by training, not an attorney. I am rarely on the phone, but have anywhere from 5 to 10 Zoom calls a week on average. The work is mostly solitary and very interesting. Not much stress. You couldn't pay me enough to go back to an office ever again.

[@Febgil]

Hey man I’m really curious about this. Let me know if you can share more thanks.

[@tommyortiz6623]

Amazing! Good see someone loved their job!? Very rare! Can you help me what did you do to get to this position

[@federicopalomba6808]

Nice ! Whats the name of your company ?(:

[@marcresasco4146]

John, I need job can you help me? I need something like this in terms of salary etc.

[@renegadzateam637]

What qualifications are needed for a job similar to this

[@blueandbanana]

Notes: Score S (Best) AB CDF (Worst). Accountant A. Customer Service Rep who speaks Western English B. Cyber Security S. Data Analysts S. Data Entry D. Digital Marketing S. Engineer C. Graphic Designer D. Health Careers F. Instructional Design A. Information Technology S. Medical Coder C. Project Manager A. Real estate Agent C. Recruiter A. Service Industry F. Software Developer S. Teacher B. Tech Sales S. Existing job C. Trade Careers F. Transcriptionist C. Tutor B. Video Editor C. Virtual Administration Assistant C. Web Designer UX/UI A. Web developer S. Writer D.

[@vunguyentr5561]

It's basically anything tech related is S, this make me contemplate on my career choice

[@baph0met]

​@@vunguyentr5561That's gonna change in a few years, where there is demand there is supply that will even it out. Everyone will jump on this train and it won't be that great in the future.

[@PeekyYt]

@@baph0metwhy do you think that

[@baph0met]

@@PeekyYt Basic economics. Where there is demand there will eventually be supply, when a job pays well more people wanna do it, the more people do it the less money it makes. It will even out like with everything.

[@GH-te6gp]

Not everyone is cut out for computer science. There will always be demand in tech. @@baph0met

[@CuratedVibes]

I went remote 7 years ago to be a digital nomad while traveling in SE Asia. I worked mostly customer service jobs, mostly email support. Easy entry level and pay was decent for local cost of living in places like Thailand. Folks usually turn their noses up at customer service but it's the easiest way to get your foot in the door at most companies and more job security since the turnover is so high.

[@bigmike1530]

Hey can you give some examples of jobs you applied for? I'm currently in Thailand and open to any suggestions so I can stay here!

[@miaujsc1904]

An immigrant

[@fair98fair]

The trouble is they need you to work in the westrrn countries typically

[@washingmachine1198]

Can you list the companies offering these jobs? I'm interested

[@nathanbraun2067]

how do you get an email job? I can only get phone jobs. also they make you stay in america

[@aprilglitch8399]

Words can't express how thankful I am for all the work you put in these videos, Shane. Idk if I'm overreacting, but I just love your content, it has helped me so much!

[@ke.po.]

Were you able to get a job because of this?

[@NachoBorracho22]

@@ke.po. Would like to know 2

[@Kocha_qizlari_Ni]

🙃 what job did u get??? and are u doing ok????? also were you able to get a house because of this video????????

[@johng4093]

Actually, "@aprilglitch8399" is Elon Musk's user name on YT, so I guess it really did help!! 😂🤣😅

[@Yoshi-Wise]

I work in IT Help Desk and it is absolutely getting paid to sit around in case something breaks. Work comes in like the rainy season, not a drop then a downpour.

[@thegreatboppilini9006]

How’d you get in? I was looking into getting A+ certified to start off

[@blackswan7568]

Ever since I've started watching those "Digital Nomad" vloggers on KZbin, it's been one of my life's goals to travel the world. Really looking into IT careers like software devs and cybersecurity, as I've heard from many sources that it's probably the best career for achieving this goal.

[@ShaneHummus]

Those are some very solid options for sure. You got this

[@blackswan7568]

@@ShaneHummus Thanks for the encouragement😁

[@tnrkishore]

Where u r working.. i also want best place to work.I will be thankful if u helf me

[@mpforeverunlimited]

Check out his videos on wgu

[@undying_droid7616]

I can confirm, as someone who works in cybersecurity. I'm going to Tokyo for a month in June with a digital nomad group. You absolutely can if you find the right place that gives you the freedom. Best of luck!

[@Musemua]

It’s like you read my mind because I’ve been applying for remote jobs! Thank you.

[@ShaneHummus]

You are welcome!

[@bluwng]

How did you find a job I am a $100k+ professional, defense aerospace and I am so sick of being onsite. I am willing to take a pay cut. How did you find a job.

[@shanicegrande8631]

I’m a customer service representative! 🥰 i just got a new position with better pay and benefits that starts on the 29th! I used to be a restaurant representative for a year, for Panda Express, now this new position is as a healthcare representative for Cigna.

[@trinityhousebuying8887]

Hey Shanice, just curious , what is the pay? Thanks!

[@IfYouLetMeStay]

Where did you apply

[@frogturtle]

I do UX design and it is great. I think if you are a creative visual type it is one of the best careers available. I worked a crappy graphic design job and learned some skills outside of work to transition to UX. The pay is solid, the work/life balance is good, you can do it 100% remotely and it is a very hot field. Plus you get to design websites/apps which is pretty cool. I definitely recommend it for creative types. College degree helps but not required per say if you put in the time to develop skills on your own.

[@sarahalkuwairan6351]

what skills would you say are the most important to develop?

[@frogturtle]

@@sarahalkuwairan6351good question…this is going to be a long answer, but I would consider studying these areas: UX PROCESS: this is the most important piece in my opinion…from identifying a problem, to understanding your target audience, what do your users like and dislike about existing products, how will your solution make their experience better, mapping out user journeys, interpreting user research, constructing prototypes, etc. Find some books or videos and try to get a grasp on this. It’s a lot to understand but you’ll get the hang of it after a while USABILITY PRINCIPLES: basically just understanding what good practices and bad practices are in terms of building a functional and pleasant user experience. Understand accessibility (making designs that are usable by people with various impairments such as color blindness) VISUAL DESIGN SKILLS: not all UX designers need to be skilled visual designers but they compliment each other very well. Once again watch some tutorials on graphic/visual design principles, particularly for designing interfaces SOFTWARE: I primarily use Adobe XD for building prototypes, but you can also use things like Sketch, Figma, Axure, etc. Try out a few and see what you like. Also learning Illustrator/Photoshop is helpful, maybe a mapping tool like LucidChart, Miro or FigJam as well DESIGN SYSTEMS: these are guidelines to help you build products, for example Human Interface Guidelines (Apple) and Material Design (Google) are giant libraries of components (icons, buttons, text, etc.) with explanations into how and when to use each one. Very good to know this stuff What I would recommend is first is just watch some videos or read some books on UX design basics. Understand the field and what it entails. As you get more advanced, test your skills by designing your own product prototype. Show it to your friends and get some feedback. It will just be for practice so don’t get discouraged if it isn’t great at first. I know that’s a lot but there is a lot of thinking that goes into UX! Like anything just invest time and you’ll develop skills and understanding. One piece of wisdom I will leave you with that I learned on the job…”cool” is a four-letter word (as in a naughty word.) A lot of inexperienced UX designers go for designs that just look “cool” rather than trying to solve a real problem and offer a great experience to their users. Think of Amazon. It doesn’t look that cool but it works amazingly well. Hope that helps!

[@halahsmith9931]

If we were to go the degree route, what degree would you recommend to get into this industry?

[@frogturtle]

@@halahsmith9931 I personally went to design school which was a mix of fine art, design principles and technology (animation, software, etc.) and I just got a bachelor’s degree I actually did not specifically go to school to learn UX, but some of the skills I learned transferred over I’m not sure if you truly need a degree to learn UX, but I find the college environment helpful for learning, networking, and learning other skills that are useful in jobs. It will also help you stand out compared to someone who didn’t go to college, provided your skills are where they should be when applying. But I understand these days student debt is a problem for a lot of people I would look into universities that offer design programs, and see which majors offer a blend of visual design/graphic design skills, technology and design thinking. Or if a UX design major exists, that could be a good bet. They weren’t really a thing when I was in college Maybe take some psych classes on the side to learn about human behavior/response to stimuli, research methods, etc. just to broaden your knowledge…or read books on those topics at least UX is tricky because sometimes it is more visual, sometimes it is more about planning/data analysis, and other times it is about conducting research…I went a more visual route at first and learned the psychological/data aspects later. that is just my path though, so what was best for me may not be best for you and vice versa. I would just google “UX career paths” or “getting started in UX” or “best majors/schools for UX”, and see what makes sense for your interests hope that helps!

[@halahsmith9931]

@@frogturtle thank you sososo much!

[@demarismiller241]

You have been mentioning Digital Marketing for the pass few videos. This might be my calling 📞 Thank you for the motivation.

[@ShaneHummus]

Go for it! Good luck!

[@Obito_17-52]

@@ShaneHummus is it hard to find remote work for digital marketing?

[@Deelala101]

I just want to say thank you Shane. I'm a second-generation American who grew up in poverty so I had no career or educational guidance around me. Luckily I was self-motivated and guided into college by my high school guidance counselor and got my bachelor's degree, but it was in Communications (I had absolutely no direction or clue what to study mind you this was in 2011). Anyways, your content has helped me pursue more strategic paths at work without having to go back to school and get into debt for a worthless master's degree. I currently work at a local government agency as a community relations assistant with a hybrid schedule and I'm going to double down on my technical skills rather than theory such as bilingual translation, project management, copywriting, and graphic design. I wish more high school guidance counselors or other educational pipelines were as helpful as your channel has been in finding upward mobility. Thanks again!

[@JimmySentence]

I forgot you were buddies with Seth! I remember commenting on a video after i got my first job in digital marketing. Absolutely, this guy knows what hes talking about. I'm working remotely RIGHT NOW! Best job/company/culture/pay that i've ever had. If your reading this doing menial dumb bull**** for work or just hating your job or what have you.... Only you can change your life! Take your life in your hands and break out! I was a pothead unemployed neet loser before the course. Now, I'm getting paid and treated better than ever! He's right...THERE ISN'T AN EXPECTATION OF EXPERIENCE (in marketing) I applied (alot haha i failed a few times too guy) for an entry level associate position and thanks to seths course, the mentors, and the knowledge, skills, and mindset I developed impressed my company enough to push me into the specialist role. CHANGE YOUR LIFE!

[@elle70096]

I’m looking for a digital marketing job any tips?

[@ewanderer7233]

Yes!!! 🙌 Ive been waiting for a video like this, thank you!!

[@beatrixclusive]

I can’t believe im too early to be one of the under 1k views. Ive been bingeing your videos and I am very thankful how resourceful and helpful they are. Thank you Shane!

[@miguelcisneros6108]

Can you bring someone on that fits the category of IT, cybersecurity, or even both to the show? I want to see how they like remote work.

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned for that

[@GSpark-jy9hv]

I work remote as an architect (dev/it/security). Happy to chat

[@vernonLV]

​@GSpark-jy9hv, how do you get into that?

[@djisraelmix323]

@@ShaneHummus Same, I;m between Cybersecurity or UX design, although it seems more obvious to me now to choose UXD because I am a creative type. But I wonder how different is Cybersecurity.

[@otg227]

even tho iv settled on doing radiation therapist i still wanna watch ur vids and support

[@ShaneHummus]

Appreciate it man!

[@nafiskhan8801]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤ Thanks for uploading

[@ShaneHummus]

It's my pleasure

[@mgminthantaung1363]

Thank you,bro for making these valuable videos. You're the reason why I am watching KZbin. 💖👍

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow! Appreciate it man. Cheers!

[@mgminthantaung1363]

@@ShaneHummus Cheer ! Bro 😊💖👍.

[@fabiancarreno7427]

this type of videos is really valuable, greetings again from Colombia.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey, Fabian thanks!

[@DedRed7]

Good list, but want to make a note for anyone else without experience, the tier placement is highly subjective. I'm a game dev who now works remote doing art and engineering work. It does take more effort to collaborate remotely, but also gives me more time to focus on problem solving and getting work done. It can be easy to get bogged down with meetings and interruptions in a work place. It's a bit of a trade off, but I'd put engineering higher on my list. I've also had to do digital marketing for my own game I've made with a few other guys. I can tell you, with our personality types, it was absolutely the worst part of making a game for all of us. There are some people who enjoy that stuff, but as for me and my friends/colleagues we HATE it. I'd be D/F tier for me.

[@johng4093]

Marketing versus Engineering folks are often polar opposites.

[@geerliglecluse5297]

If this guys says "IT jobs are you're kind of waiting for something wrong to happen ...", he basically acknowledges that he has no clue what the majority of IT people are actually doing on a day-to-day basis... Far less than 10% of IT staff in any organization are on call to fix some problem (bug). The vast majority of IT staff on call are busy handling all kinds of service requests, like answering questions, new employees needing IT facilities to work, revoke permission to access systems of colleagues who left the organization, requests for something new, more, etc., but that's not fixing "problems".

[@RoxyWrites]

fyi, "instructional design" has been around for decades. I started working from home doing ID work in 1995, after I'd worked as an eLearning manager for a utility for 4 years. I left the office and went out on my own and got my own clients. So, it's kind of insane to hear someone say that this hasn't been around until recently. You may think it hasn't been around long because *you* haven't been around for long ;)

[@AsanaxSquish]

The only data entry jobs out there are taking surveys and getting pennies for your half hour. I have never come across a legit data entry job.

[@KyrShane]

thanks for the link, another great video

[@glennamberson6630]

Not a bad vid! One thing I'd say you're overselling is how easy it is to get some of these remote jobs to folks that haven't applied. Folks, remote jobs are not like your retail or fast food jobs in your city or town where you throw in an app and basically have a job offer. For better or worse, most of y'all are going to have to put in a lot of applications and time to land even one of the "easier" jobs this guy is promoting. It took me a solid 6 months to land my first remote contract as a part time customer rep through Upwork and another year to land an actual full time remote job -- and I put in A TON of applications through various job sites. It was definitely a journey but if you want it enough chances are you can make it happen -- whether you get lucky and land a remote gig out the gate you want or are like me and it takes some time...just keep pushing! 🍻

[@lotus-fe7ek]

Great video. This really gave me a better understanding of what career to pursue because I honestly don't like a typical 9-5--definitely need more freedom in my work life.

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad it was helpful. Goodluck!

[@sherpashane1240]

I've been looking for a remote job for months. Outside of a lot of scammers, its impossible to just got find one (Like data entry) where you can start immediatly. I would take anything right now, hoping to avoid customer service.

[@user-yd9od2xu9q]

guessing still no luck?

[@sherpashane1240]

@@user-yd9od2xu9q NADA

[@Valloy]

Any luck? I’m trying to find a remote job too.

[@freshswagga100]

Unless you have a certain skillset, customer service would be your best (perhaps only) option

[@TheBrotherHoodSports]

You need to gain keyboarding skills and be able to type a certain wpm depending on the job. The uploader dropped the ball on the data entry topic.

[@tia568]

Shane! Love you man, awesome content as always!! If you could you please get somebody to talk about cloud computing, that'd be great! Love you!

[@ShaneHummus]

Try joining my free discord I think someone there does cloud computing. discord.gg/f4Ha6qF8tn (I'm here sometimes and community helps people a lot).

[@parler8698]

I would rather NOT work than work in an office. I've been working from home since 2020. This will never change for me. Ever!

[@jakegoddu1669]

what job?

[@29_lets_go]

I'd love to work remote to focus more time on my education but I feel like I don't qualify for much. 3rd year into an accounting major and it seems the barrier is set very high. I've applied to about 50 entry-level accounting jobs and got 1 interview (at my current company of 4 years) and was told I wasn't in the strong category of applicants. Networking might be just as beneficial as knowledge.. I might switch to remote or hybrid work after a good foundation.

[@aliveandwell3958]

Work on selling yourself better during the interviews.

[@29_lets_go]

@@aliveandwell3958 Happy to say I finally broke into the accounting field and absolutely killing it. It’s definitely the small win I needed. I can still work on my interviews, though.

[@aliveandwell3958]

@@29_lets_go that’s great to hear! Thanks for the update!

[@johng4093]

The first job is usually the hardest to get, in many fields. After that it gets easier. Job experience is important to employers. Don't get discouraged, it's just hard at first, keep trying.

[@jahimuddin2306]

Remote always sounds good until I remember that I would have to spend more time around my parents and siblings which will end with strangulation.

[@PS-rb5fw]

Travel lol

[@peacefreedom4930]

Shared work space facility

[@youtubedeletestheoppositio8188]

Move out?

[@LatinaBunny21]

The only jobs I have a degree for, and am actually interested in, are in B tier (teacher; maybe tutor). Most of the higher listed jobs in this video are not my thing, unfortunately.

[@timlinator]

I am software engineer working 100% remote and also teach tech skills online as well.

[@ShaneHummus]

You’re living the life Bob 💪

[@joyalwilson8646]

Bro how you became software engineer after your school studies ? What is your salary?

[@timlinator]

@@joyalwilson8646 get a job and work your way up.

[@themistero]

Been remote for 6 years. Be careful for what you wish for. It's very isolating.

[@rebeccamarie4065]

Telemedicine is also great for remote work.

[@aliveandwell3958]

Isn’t that only for nurses and doctors?

[@Aleyda-Al]

What’s that?

[@mtheory3]

Love my remote data analyst job. Totally agree it's S-tier

[@Aleyda-Al]

What do you usually do at your job?

[@mtheory3]

@@Aleyda-Al I spend a lot of my time trying to create measurable metrics on how to identify warning signs that a customer might leave. So I take the usage data, info from the sales and support team, and any other info we have to create health scores for each account to give representatives a better idea of who to spend their time reaching out to. I basically spend most of time either automating tasks, creating data flows, or just applying critical thinking on how to make processes more efficient. 10/10 would recommend. I don't talk with customers, the people I build things for are my coworkers

[@Aleyda-Al]

@@mtheory3 sounds interesting! which major did you take for this career?

[@mtheory3]

@Aleyda-Al I did computer science, but honestly if I could do it again, I'd have gone to a university that offered data science. Computer science at my university was heavily geared towards software development, which isn't what I do. Software development = building tools from scratch. Data science = utilizing existing tools to build models to analyze data.

[@rameeziqbal8711]

Top notch content man. Clear, accurate, and comprehensive. It answered all my doubts regarding types of remote jobs out there. I really love how you discussed not just jobs one can do remotely, but also the likelihood of finding remote work with those jobs. From your analysis, I think Digital Marketing is the best remote job. Do you agree?

[@KMMOS1]

Good content in fast-paced video, but need to pause to read some screens. Also, a video about hardware and office space for remote work would be valuable.

[@pkendlers]

Some companies provide everything. You usually need a high capacity and RELIABLE internet provider. No internet, no work, no job or work in office.

[@wonderingwade1802]

What about an Easiest Remote Jobs To Get Tier List ?

[@ShaneHummus]

Hmm I might make one. Stay tuned

[@AlbertoRuiz-sz1ll]

Well put together video, great info. Thanks

[@chasejoseph]

Medical Code is great but you can’t go abroad with it which made me sad 😢

[@tgrey_shift..mp334]

Do you think you could do a video on translation jobs for those who are bilingual in the future? I think it would help a lot of people interested!

[@rickythedramaboy1162]

How often do you post videos? I love your content!

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow thanks! 5:00pm on Sunday Tuesday and Thursday

[@BigDaddy4Real]

Absolutely great video! Thank you!

[@roamingdesk-remotejobs]

Amazing content again thank you for sharing

[@chadsummers7180]

Trade careers don’t really qualify as remote but many big voltage lineworkers travel and live out of RVs. Most of them easily clear 200k annual and live an outdoors lifestyle.

[@OM-qb9lm]

But you have no life

[@ubuu7]

Sounds like a cool life

[@rvimperial]

Great Video !!

[@zettt6001]

Could you please do a video with your friend that does instructional design?? Would love to know what his job entails and the entry level requirements*!!!

[@ShaneHummus]

I'll see what I could do

[@zettt6001]

@@ShaneHummus Thank you so much Shane! Looking forward to it. :)

[@bonnie2781]

Same comment, I'm interesting in this one, too.

[@adampordash6219]

I'm currently working in tech as a support engineer. I work from home and my salary is pretty good. Hoping to get another promotion soon and maybe I'll look into moving to the Philippines or Latin America. Haven't decided yet

[@dahanaartola]

Hey my husband has experience as a tech support what company are hiring right now? For a remote position

[@sebas08a]

I live in Colombia and work for US companies. I am a UI designer. Whats the salary range for a senior Ui designer in the US (remotely but still living in the US)?

[@Kinglewy857]

what was the path you took?

[@pkendlers]

medical data entry is a special level of hell. I used to do it for a living. Don't do it.

[@naningsukmaratnawati805]

Why?

[@AshleyOliviaDaCosta]

Thanks for the tip. Also. Why? What about medical scribing?

[@Usaewa]

Wow, I was just thinking about medical billing is that the same thing?

[@estefanymurillo22]

Could you make a list of the best places to find a customer representative job online for people who doesn't live in the USA, please?

[@amritajulipsingh8486]

I'm looking for a remote job and because I wasn't based in the US the company offered me $1,000 usd a month...like no thank you.

[@rissapretentiousreader4929]

engineering jobs in the energy industry can definitely be done remotely

[@Isaiah48964]

Can you do some videos based on UX design careers?

[@alexraizer]

Can you do some videos telling us what some of them do? Tried to search your videos for an expanation on Web Designer but it mainly brought up these tier lists that have web designer in the rank.

[@etsaorned]

Could you send a link on where you can find more about all the jobs at S tier? And possibly A tier as well? So we wont only have access to digital marketing?

[@KyleC4EVEr]

Are there any remote jobs consisting on repeatedly pressing on the same buttons? I need something like that 🤝🏻

[@Consulting-yy7id]

So good!

[@zaregotoch.8491]

Which job is easier to get a remote job with? UI/UX Design or Data Analytics?

[@LunaLeViege]

this video gets a thumbs up for the samuel L jackson insert alone

[@lealea28]

Thanks, it's very interesting

[@metis3097]

I was wondering is it possible to work remotely and get a similar pay(75% or more) to that of a software engineer in the US? If so how common is it and will this continue in the future?

[@ShaneHummus]

Definitely possible and very common

[@metis3097]

@@ShaneHummus I see thanks

[@tammysmith2050]

It may be in the video, still watching. But where is good place to get skills for computer even Zoom & all that if your getting started. Even what's the right kind of laptop or computer. A job i can do while recovery from knee surgery.

[@Solitario9475]

Finally a video that isn’t all like (make 100k a week doing this ONE SIMPLE trick!!!!)

[@andriiakulich9518]

share with others))

[@TamaldSalsaVerde]

I keep hearing accounting jobs are good and there is a lot of demand for it. Could it be me that I'm not having any luck?

[@kokisarita]

what type of engineering degree i choose if i wanted a semi remote job

[@ilyafilru]

I work in IT. I barely have to do anything.

[@kylewattssurfing3266]

Awesomeness cooooool thxxxxxxx!!!!!!

[@lovingbritt]

My job definitely can be done remotely, but we are so short staff they haven't converted us over. Really annoying but I just got a CS degree. I'm hoping to stay in the medical field but in IT position because I'm in a government job but if not I'll venture out. I'm trying to be patient though.

[@DawnToDuskDesigns]

Hi, thanks for this information. Do you know of specific websites for teaching and tutoring remote jobs that you recommend? Any insights will be appreciated. Thank you in advance! All the best, -Aurora

[@GranukeGamingProductions]

How do you even get jobs like these? Like I can’t find any remote data entry jobs.

[@donaldmcronald6796]

I really want to get a remote job, but it looks like a lot of these jobs are going to be replaced by ai in the next couple of years. Do you know any remote jobs that have good protection against ai replacement?

[@tommilutinovic1188]

Can I get a written List of every Job?

[@philadelphiawalksptsd]

wait. 55k for entry level customer service. sign me up! and I'm like a skilled writer and everything.

[@abates3747]

Engineering as a remote job is difficult? dude is smoking something. The challenge of the job has nothing to do with location, so it can be totally remote. I've been remote 19 years, but it's sooo much easier to find remote work now... and, salary is only limited by your skills. 200k is not unusual, even fully remote.

[@abates3747]

@Btombrand well... thank you for saying I have a high IQ, but there doesn't have to be tuition costs. I went to school as a designer, started coding on the job, no tuition costs for me to become an engineer. And many imposters I know started the same way. There are so many resources online to learn how to code. The hardest part is just the hurdle of even entry level jobs wanting experience. If you can get the door open, find some company to give you a shot, you're off to the races, with plenty of remote work out there.

[@andreiamuhitu159]

My job can be done remorely mostly, but I'm not sure anyone's going to let me🤣

[@AviIsrael76]

What about Supply Chain Management??

[@toastedcheerios]

Depends on what level of IT. I work a remote Level 1/2 IT Support role, and I work 8 hours out of an 8 hour shift. There is zero downtime. Higher level roles; Network admins, Server admins, etc are way less busy throughout the day

[@73542]

Would you put copywriting under digital marketing or writing?

[@XAn0nymousX0]

I'm curious if your opinions on these positions have changed with the growing prevalence of AI. Seems like a lot of these can easily be replaced by AI.

[@destroyerofsimps6574]

who knows if this list will be accurate in 5 years due to AI

[@garygallitio1261]

The fun part about data entry was that you can just pay someone in a 3rd world country to get it done for you :D The sad part was I got fired

[@vinayaknagral9359]

Shane makes a video on consulting.

[@zantvr6314]

Shane, where would you put 3d modelers and 3d animators

[@ShaneHummus]

That could be in my next video. Stay tuned

[@youtubedeletestheoppositio8188]

Depends on industry. Game dev is awful, low pay and long hours plus most companies layoff a mass amount of employees once a project is finished. Film can have good pay but same thing, long hours and layoff once project is completed, unless you are part of that core team. I’d suggest looking into ArchViz. It’s hard to get into a firm, however if you have great chops, vast software skills and enjoy design, then you can make a good career out of it.

[@jennifercannon]

I want to look in to the online marketing class

[@diegoyanesholtz212]

But software engineering or computer engineering can be done remotely.

[@Bettylulseged]

Made a similar video about the perfect remote job I found!

[@ShaneHummus]

I'll check it out!

[@bambina5604]

Those customer rep jobs are remote but within the US

[@paulc1014]

Would i be able to get an entry level cybersecurity job with a CompTIA A+ Certification? or will i need a Security + cert as well?

[@albie3229]

i am searching for customer service jobs, less phones and more data entry or emails

[@morecarstuff]

let me know if you find any

[@mickmakle5698]

Are any of these jobs not to difficult and have wait times I need a remote job that aren't to difficult and not alot of talking on the phone?

[@brayanpreciado14]

“Because surgeons don’t speak English.” LOL!

[@Codikas]

Remote work as a real estate? C tier? That doesn't exist man, it's an F by matter of course.

[@lazarethneptune6969]

Where can I look to find remote job work?

[@Josh-ch3nv]

I strongly disagree with your assessment of customer service representative and how easy it is to get a job. Every one I've looked at wants two or more years in the field specific to that call station. Others want to know that your previous experience has been "mostly phone or text based customers service and not in person." I was actually passed over twice by a company that does Payroll and HR as an app because my customers service experience has been in person with a rental house, in a pharmacy, in fast food, and Sam's club. Yes... I've worked that many different jobs and this entry level call station told me they didn't think I could learn their system and that I did not have the qualifications for their ENTRY LEVEL Customer Service Representative job...

[@thefool42]

I disagree with you about customer service rep being easy to get into. I have been trying to get in for over two years and nothing. I have twenty years of experience as a rep

[@ricktheflame5158]

How can I break into remote welding?

[@etsaorned]

Are all of these jobs related to remote setting? Do i need a remote setting skill if im going to apply to one of these jobs?

[@1039D4niel]

im a chef, any chances ?

[@Peanuts76]

Thx very informatif

[@PainterDans]

What are the easiest ones to learn and get started in ? Thanks