US/CA remote & part-time gigs I'm screening this week.
Matching only — not your employer. No fee. Clear hours, real pay bands (~$20–$35/hr by role).
How to apply: Message me your city + hours, or open the Website on my profile.
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@paycomcareers Virtual assistant work on legit postings starts around $15-25/hr. Executive assistant experience pushes it higher. Also, a real remote job will never ask you to pay for training, a starter kit or a background check fee.
@InterviewGames On 1099 work, your real rate is about 25-30% lower after taxes. Compare offers after that cut. I keep a running list of legit remote gigs I find on my profile.
@karenliveontour Remote job scams track job-search stress. The more people searching, the more fake listings show up. An interview done entirely over text chat, then an offer an hour later, is the most common fake remote job pattern I see.
@Beekins1990@Iberianamerica The quiet trend I keep seeing: more remote roles restricted to specific states. 'Remote' increasingly means remote in your state. Smaller companies often post remote roles on their own careers page a few days before Indeed picks them up.
@SteveGaudio@WillManidis Bonus pay on support roles is usually small. Judge the offer by the base rate. I keep the better US and Canada remote listings on my profile.
@Rose5303508870 On the data entry question: fully remote openings keep shrinking while hybrid grows, so part-time remote is often the realistic entry point right now.
@afeldMMA Congrats, that's a real win. Did the interview include a skills test? Worth a follow if you're hunting flexible remote work, that's all I post.
@Maduabuchi_2@DONJAZZY Remote isn't going away, it's getting pickier. Clear availability and tool experience matter more than ever. Seasonal remote support hiring picks up from September through November, and those roles often keep the best people into January.
@merica00700@John_MC01@tiffanylloree Unpopular take: part-time remote is easier to land than full-time remote right now, and it's a better foot in the door. Ask in the first call whether the role is remote permanently or 'remote for now'. The answer tells you a lot.
@NAJobsCognizant If a remote role says 'US-based', your address and work authorization get checked at onboarding. Canada has its own separate listings. If you're still looking, follow along, I post new finds most weeks.
@AZJohnnyC@Ball3Es The scams I see most right now are fake recruiters on messaging apps, not fake listings on the big boards. If you can't find the job on the company's own careers page, ask for the requisition number. Real recruiters have one.
@YogeshS20349665@UIDAI On Indeed, the 'easily apply' remote posts draw the biggest piles. The ones that send you to the company site usually have fewer applicants. I post vetted remote finds a few times a week if you want to follow along.
@Wellsiaaa Most WFH problems I hear about are routine problems, not equipment problems. A fixed start time and a 10-minute walk before logging on does more for focus than any productivity app.
@LoopandPixels Apply on weekday mornings. Recruiters tend to work the newest pile first. I keep the better US and Canada remote listings on my profile.
@johncodes A wired ethernet cable fixes more remote call problems than a new laptop does. Usually under $15. If you follow, you'll catch the scam warnings early too.
@py_poojaa Remote data entry tends to sit around $14-18/hr. Data labeling with a specialty pays more, often $20-30/hr. If you're still looking, follow along, I post new finds most weeks.
@cole__xy Mystery shopping is mostly gone or tiny now. If one asks you to cash a check and send money back, that's the scam version. Curious if your audience pushes back on that one.