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Trying to find work online - yoyo1111 - 11-24-2021
I am struggling to find ways to work online right now, wondering if any knows any place to look or what to look for. What I am trying to do is get part time work - Applied for amazon warehouse operative job for 20 hours a week, and then hopefully finding ways of making money online in free time and also enjoying my free time. I just think this balance would make my life a ton happier instead of just grinding out 40 hours a week, which im still okay with but would make me unhappy 100%. I have admin experience at a company but apart from that not much else, good customer skills and such also I guess.
Would love to hear any help you guys could give me because I really need it, and let me know if you think what I'm trying to do is dumb or not.
RE: Trying to find work online - mothered - 11-24-2021
Why not find a part-time job that allows you to work from home?
You can do It at your own pace and leisure.
RE: Trying to find work online - yoyo1111 - 11-25-2021
Yeah but I dont know what jobs I could go for that dont take any experience, everything i see takes experience or skills at something, kinda unfortunate
RE: Trying to find work online - Jiggly - 11-25-2021
I'd recommend checking out Upwork. It's a platform for freelance jobs. It could be anything like data entry clerks, freelance web designers, artists etc etc. Just look up some keywords around your skills and see what it throws back. You have to apply to a lot of things to get replies sometimes, but I've found it's a great platform for online work from home. Generally it had a very quick turnaround too. Most people hire within a couple days (so you gotta stay on top of applying for jobs if you don't have an active one going). You can choose how many hours you take on, whether you want to be paid hourly or at a fixed rate at the end of the project. You can also select "entry" level to filter jobs that don't require experience (or very little experience).