I’m looking for a hybrid or remote job in Arizona, because I have a chronic disability but every option out there is for insurance it seems.

I’m looking for a hybrid or remote job in Arizona, because I have a chronic disability but every option out there is for insurance it seems.

I have a bachelor’s in elementary education but after one year of teaching the stress of the job sent me into the hospital.

i haven’t even been able to land call center jobs which were many of my friends first job out of high school. Any advice for entry level remote jobs for people with disabilities?

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  1. Anonymous

    Remote or hybrid jobs that pay really well are rare. I would network heavily to find those positions.

  2. Anonymous

    I would be happy to find one that makes minimum wage. I can barely get hours at my on site job that is hard on my body with my disability.

    I only get 2 days a week.

  3. Star7

    Oh my. . .have you looked into any related organizations that may be able to help? I don't know if you can relocate, but worse case, maybe your neighbor, Texas. I saw a lot of jobs on their for education in their schools. Maybe brainstorm too, and think of where and how an education degree is used. You could also possibly sign up with a charter school to do online tutoring, or consulting.

  4. Jessica Ferland

    Are you 100% done with teaching? There may be opportunities for tutoring which could be done remotely and more 1:1 setting.

  5. Mary Meffe

    Flexjobs.com There is a monthly fee bu every job is genuine and checked out before it is posted.

  6. GirlBossanova934974

    If you are looking for remote jobs, it shouldn't matter which state the job is located in, right??? I would look in other states for remote jobs. There are many types of insurance jobs and there are relatively plentiful in many states. I would be prepared to discuss your Bachelor's in Education and have a good story if someone asked what happened. Employers have to know you are reliable in remote jobs and you are going to be there every day.

  7. Anonymous

    Depends on the industry.

  8. Anonymous

    Be honest to employers that you have Bachelor and Master degrees, stop let crooks devalue you, be yourself, you’re NOT entry level deserve to be paid fairly. Employment fraud violate business code of conduct.

    Be honest to yourself, you’re not in AZ, what’s the point to apply Hybrid or remote where you can physically show up and drive to work ?

    Low pay is not survivable, I would suggest you to quit from abusive bully ex-employers. Send suspects to law enforcement for white collar crimes, human rights violations. Don’t waste your time on it.

    Applying new jobs you’re good at, be ready to relocate for career growth, make sure paystub show your name, gender, payscale meets living standards at where you physically located, deduction and tax match your status.

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