Remote Jobs for Introverts (Almost No Meetings or Calls)
You can work at night, from home, after your 9-to-5 job and still get paid in USD.
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🤷🏿♂️MY calendar year, going forth:
-Janteenth
-Black History Month
-Civil Rights March
-African Diaspora April
-Melanin May
-Juneteenth
-Julyteenth
-Afro August
-Earth, Wind & Fire September
-Blacktober
-Negro November
-Diaspora December
(credit to the artists) #BlackHistoryMonth
Unpopular opinion: When Kai Cent cut his hair, I immediately thought of Samson from the Bible. Samson is the person whose strength was tied to his hair. His story is found in the Book of Judges (chapters 13–16).
My dad’s business has been slow, and it’s taking a toll on him. He complained to me last night and I don't know how else to help than this. He sells top-quality wood, planks, and plywood at Amu, Mushin. He’s basically your guy for building materials. Pls RT if you see this 🥹
Here is the list of websites that pay USD salaries for Remote Jobs.
1. tryremotely. com
2. remotehabits .com
3. jobbusstop. com
4. nodesk. co
5. remotive. com
6. weworkremotely. com
7. remotely. jobs
8. remote. co
9. wahjobqueen. com
10. remote4me. com
11. flexjobs. com
12. workingnomads. com
13. remoteok. com
14. skipthedrive. com
21 THINGS NOBODY TELLS YOU ABOUT CAREER GROWTH (BUT YOU LEARN TOO LATE)
Over the years, I’ve worked closely with job seekers, professionals, founders, and people trying to figure life out.
I’ve read their messages, I’ve seen their mistakes, I’ve watched very smart people stay in the same place for years.
Here’s what most people only learn the hard way:
1. Hard work doesn’t replace visibility
2. Being loyal doesn’t guarantee promotion
3. Talent without communication gets ignored
4. A good CV can’t save bad interview energy
5. Growth punishes comfort before it rewards effort
6. Most people don’t lack skills, they lack direction
7. Waiting to feel ready keeps you behind
8. Your network often matters before your résumé
9. Consistency beats motivation every single time
10. The market rewards problem-solvers, not certificates
11. Being busy is not the same as making progress
12. Soft skills quietly decide who gets picked
13. Confidence grows after action, not before it
14. Nobody is coming to rescue your career
15. The earlier you accept this, the faster you grow
16. Understanding comes from movement, not overthinking
17. People notice results, not intentions
18. Learning is useless without execution
19. Silence can look like incompetence
20. Career growth is slower when you avoid discomfort
21. The person you need to become is often uncomfortable at first
Save this. You’ll need it more than once.
DID YOU KNOW?
1. Azelaic acid works for mild to moderate acne.
2. Benzoyl Peroxide (BPO) works for cystic acne.
3. Moisturizers keep the skin hydrated and barrier strong.
4. Exfoliants remove dead skin cells and brighten skin.
5. Salicylic acid helps unclog pores.
6. Niacinamide reduces redness and strengthens the skin barrier.
7. Retinol boosts cell turnover and reduces fine lines.
8. Hyaluronic acid attracts and locks in moisture.
9. Sunscreen protects against UV damage and premature aging.
10. Vitamin C brightens dark spots and supports collagen.
11. Centella Asiatica soothes irritation and promotes healing.
12. Chemical exfoliants (AHAs/BHAs) are gentler than scrubs.
13. Over-cleansing can strip oils and weaken the skin barrier.
14. Sleeping with makeup on increases acne and dullness.
15. Using expired products can cause irritation or breakouts.
16. SPF should be reapplied every 2–3 hours for proper protection.
17. Mixing too many actives at once can irritate your skin.
18. Applying sunscreen at night does nothing -SPF only works in daylight.
19. Sleeping on clean pillowcases helps prevent breakouts.
20. Skincare products take weeks to show results - patience is key.
BREAKING: Most people are still watching random YouTube tutorials.
Khan Academy is now inside ChatGPT. You can master any skill in 30 days.
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When emailing your CV for a job application, remember these key points to make a positive impression on recruiters and hiring managers:
Subject: Application for [Job Title] – [Your Name]
Body:
Dear [Hiring Manager’s Name],
I trust this message finds you well. Attached, you will find my CV for the [Job Title] position at [Company Name]. I am enthusiastic about the chance to apply my expertise in [relevant field/skills] to your team.
I am eager to explore how my background matches your requirements. Thank you for considering my application.
Best regards,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
Ensuring a clear subject line and a personalized message in your email demonstrates professionalism and facilitates the review process for hiring managers. Attention to detail can make a significant difference in your job search success!