I'm a college graduate who spent the last ten years working in service roles and a few teaching roles.

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September 26,2022 at 1:31PM UTC

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I'm a college graduate who spent the last ten years working in service roles and a few teaching roles. I want to find a remote job now because I need solace after being in so many front-facing positions for so long. Can anyone recommend a company hiring for remote work? or tips for finding remote work? Open to hybrid work as well.

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AnonymousSeptember 26,2022 at 1:43PM UTC
It depends on how "solace" you want to be. There are a lot of customer service/success roles where you work with clients. Then there are other roles where you truly are by yourself all day. I would start out listing things that you love to do (maybe it's excel all day vs. interacting with people) and try and find roles around that.
AnonymousSeptember 26,2022 at 2:23PM UTC
Most of what I have seen is customer care callers or transcribing work through companies like transcribeme or check https://smartblogger.com/transcription-jobs/ for more information on that type of work. For the customer call center, I know Victoria's secret normally hires and https://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/companies-that-hire-for-work-from-home-call-center-jobs this article should give other good options for that.
Good luck!
AnonymousSeptember 26,2022 at 4:07PM UTC
thanks everyone.
AnonymousSeptember 26,2022 at 5:51PM UTC
Majored in painting, but also took a fair amount of liberal arts. I also have a teaching certificate in Montessori teaching but I'm okay if I don't necessarily use that in my role. I wish I could be more specific about the field, I'm honestly not sure because I've been mainly working in customer service-based retail jobs for the last couple years.
AnonymousSeptember 26,2022 at 6:56PM UTC
those are great ideas...I have an e-commerce set up but I struggle to get traffic to the website. ETS grading tests is a great idea, actually. I almost accepted a job last year as a test grader but the hours were very weird so I took another job instead.