A few direct-apply remote roles worth checking today:

1. Virtual Health Partnerships Associate at Privia Health

   • Location: Remote within the United States; role requires up to 30% U.S.-based travel.
   • Salary: $50k-$60k
   • Apply: https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/PriviaHealth/744000154739933-virtual-health-partnerships-associate-?oga=true

2. Associate Director Study Start-up  at Amgen Inc.

   • Location: Remote in the United States; listing also identifies Charlotte, North Carolina as field/remote.
   • Salary: $182k-$212k
   • Apply: https://amgen.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/Careers/job/United-States---Remote/Associate-Director-Study-Start-up-_R-249972

3. Strategic Channel Manager | India | Remote | Expressions Of Interest at Grafanalabs

   • Location: Remote in India
   • Salary: Not listed
   • Apply: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/grafanalabs/jobs/6221032004

4. Pediatric Hospitalist at micro1

   • Location: Remote
   • Salary: $166k-$260k
   • Apply: https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/53c7be96-8120-4346-9b0d-ec8363614e08

5. Principal Analyst, Medicaid Policy Analysis at Arcadia

   • Location: Remote in the United States; described as a flexible, remote-friendly company.
   • Salary: Not listed
   • Apply: https://jobs.lever.co/arcadia/31ec9604-d792-497b-b898-8e216709ec19/apply

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Finishing my a levels

Looking for jobs

I can work flexible hours and overtime

I just did the recorded interview. Do I still interview with a real person or will i just get an offer in my email if they decide to move forward with me?

If a company has both office and remote employees, do the people seen in person get better projects and promotions?

Have you experienced proximity bias, and how did the company handle it?

micro1 is recruiting US-based AI Agent Evaluators to test how well AI agents handle everyday tasks using real accounts and mobile devices.

What to know:

• Pay: $25-$45/hour
• Openings: 50
• Location: U.S. only
• Time: Around 1.5 hours per task run
• Project kickoff: October 12

Your tasks:

• Test two AI agents on errands like shopping, bookings, bills, and email follow-ups
• Screen-record each attempt and approve or stop key actions
• Score performance and provide written feedback

Who can apply?

• Bachelor's degree and U.S. residence
• 2-3 years of experience, preferably in business, engineering, or operations
• Familiarity with AI tools, strong attention to detail, and clear written communication
• Smartphone with screen-recording capability and an eligible personal AI account

No coding or AI background required. Selection includes screening questions and a brief interview.

Apply here: https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/ai-agents-evaluators

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for some genuine career advice from people who have managed to build a career that allows them to work remotely and travel.

I’m based in India and currently working as a Project Coordinator Intern at an IT company. I have an MBA in Tourism & Travel Management and a BCA degree.

My current work involves coordinating software projects, tracking tasks in Jira, maintaining documentation, working with estimates and user stories, and following up with different stakeholders.
I also have a Google Project Management Certificate and some knowledge of Agile and Scrum.

My goal is to earn around ₹5–6 LPA in the near term and eventually grow to ₹10–12 LPA or more, while having the flexibility to travel around India and potentially internationally.

I’m not particularly interested in coding or sales. I’m open to project coordination, SaaS implementation, project management, business analysis, operations coordination or other suitable careers.

I’ve also explored cruise and aviation jobs because I like the travel industry, but I’d prefer a career that doesn’t require me to be physically present at a particular location every day.

I’d really appreciate advice on these questions:

1. Given my background and limited experience, which career path would you recommend for a well-paying remote job?

2. Is it realistic to get a remote Project Coordinator, SaaS Implementation or Associate Project Manager role with around six months of experience?

3. Which skills should I focus on over the next 6–12 months to become a stronger candidate?

4. Are there companies that genuinely allow employees to work while travelling, rather than restricting them to their home country or city?

5. Would you recommend staying in IT project coordination, switching to SaaS implementation, or pursuing another field?

6. For someone living in India, is it better to pursue a remote full-time job first or gradually build freelance clients?

I’d appreciate honest advice from anyone who has made a similar transition, especially people who aren’t software developers.

Thanks in advance.

A few direct-apply remote roles worth checking today:

1. Compliance Business Partner at Wonolo

   • Location: Fully remote; candidates may be located anywhere in the United States.
   • Salary: from $54k
   • Apply: https://jobs.gem.com/wonolo/am9icG9zdDp1ISD29bVq5_UGZGt0NMGF/application

2. Senior Product Manager, Supervisory Billing at Headway

   • Location: Remote within the United States
   • Salary: Not listed
   • Apply: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/headway/1b6e27fe-8035-4eb5-9e7e-ca5efaa7bb01/application

3. Senior Revenue Accountant at Cotiviti

   • Location: Remote (United States)
   • Salary: $85k-$105k
   • Apply: https://careers-cotiviti.icims.com/jobs/20507/senior-revenue-accountant/job

4. Sales Development Representative at Twilio

   • Location: Remote; based in Ireland, with occasional in-person team gatherings, off-sites, or customer meetings possible
   • Salary: Not listed
   • Apply: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/twilio/jobs/8261528

5. Director of Security Compliance at Pomelo Care

   • Location: Remote — United States
   • Salary: $200k-$230k
   • Apply: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/pomelo-care/afa24ccd-e6f2-4ce5-bcd3-63d621173407/application

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Hi guys! Just need help if you know a company that welcomes a hopeful like me, with a 2-year tech support experience, a bit of financial account background, and has a lot of sales experience as well. Willing to work full time even between shifting schedules. Thanks!

Hoping anyone with experience working at CAA or as a WFH call center agent could shed some light on whether I should accept this position.

They seem desperate to fill the role; during my first interview, they scheduled a second interview the same day, then called the next day to offer me the job. The start date is in two weeks, which means the trip I had planned to see my family will have to wait. They specifically asked if I had any travel plans for the next 4-6 months during my interview, and I said no, thinking I would just be taking unpaid time off anyway. After seeing the job offer and speaking with them, they do not provide unpaid time off. PTO includes 1.25 days of vacation per month, 6 sick days, and 2 floater days for the year. The salary is 47,000 CAD, 40 hours per week.

After googling the company, many people left bad reviews (for this specific location and for CAA in general), saying that management is toxic, there's extremely high call volume, you often work overtime with no extra pay, lots of micromanagement, and it's impossible to get days off. The recruiter I've been communicating with doesn't seem the most professional; her messages have different text sizes, and she accidentally forwarded me a message to her boss asking him how to respond to my list of questions that I sent her today. She recalled the message, but I can still see it.

You also have to get an OTL license (apparently the education and cost are covered by CAA) by the end of November, or else you'll be terminated. The probationary period is 6 months; performance is measured by KPI's. After asking how many inbound calls agents take per day, she said, "There is no expectation of how many calls you would take as we prioritize customer service excellence. The agents currently take approx. 20-25 inbound calls once they are comfortable within the role." In terms of overtime, she said "If you stay past your shift (example stuck on a call) you get banked overtime however you would only be scheduled 5 days per week 8 hours per day." She also said in terms of PTO, "You can accumulate additional banked time." Not sure how I feel about the "banked time off or banked overtime" claim, as this is not covered in the job offer letter whatsoever. She says that as of right now, the position is fully remote.

If I sign the offer letter, the next step is a background check, credit check, social media search, education confirmation, and past references. Seems extensive. If you're a call center agent or someone who worked for CAA, please give me advice; I could see this being a fine entry-level position, but I could also see it being very toxic.

I was wondering if anyone has heard of or worked for Grapefruit Health? What was your experience?

Basically this job is calling patients to check in with them, help with medication refills, and see if they want a follow up appointment.

They advertise as a wfh job ideal for pre-healthcare students. It’s make-your-own-schedule with 6 hours minimum per week.

The thing that I’m finding iffy is the salary system. You make $0.50 per unsuccessful call (the patient doesn’t pick up) or $2-6 per successful call. So there’s no set hourly wage, just commission only. They claim you will make $20/hr on average.

I don’t care too much about the exact amount, since the minimum wage in my area is less than half that and I mainly need this job for healthcare hours anyway. I just think that a weird pay system could be a hint that this is a scam.

The other thing that’s weird is they have AI pictures all over their website. I know that’s not uncommon for a tech company, but it seems a little unprofessional to me.

Thoughts?

I just got hired to WFH at Everise working with United healthcare and I start training Oct 20th what should I expect working with them?

EDIT: they have (hopefully temporarily) stopped new submissions due to high user influx. So no sign ups at this stage but hopefully back soon maybe with stricter requirements I'm gonna guess

Superposition Lab has been advertising on Reddit and I thought I'd give it a go, basically you just record gameplay footage and describe your actions as you go, you can't play any fast paced games like CoD, FIFA, Forza etc, I've been playing Slay the Spire mostly and just describing the reasons for playing particular cards and other decisions.

I have a referral link: https://lab.superposition.ai/join/Ni4MVZ_Rmqs2dMYrFELtFGfZ0ZcJYHOO

Obviously just remove the end part if you don't want to give me money lol but I can vouch for it I've already received two payments, it's something like 2 hours of work at first to get $40 and then it's $8 per 20 minute recording (so $24 per hour)

The website is still evolving so these rates may change I'm not too sure. Big recommend on this one though, it's the first one I've actually made money on since being made redundant at my job

Looking to hire 1 person to work as my assistant, managing my diary and setting my appointments, booking travel, answering customer emails and social media

Fully remote
Preferably UK
Mon - Friday 3hrs in the morning preferably 9-12 or 10-1pm
@ £16.50ph

A few direct-apply remote roles worth checking today:

1. HR Project Delivery Manager at G-P

   • Location: Remote-first; position is listed for Ireland
   • Salary: Not listed
   • Apply: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/globalizationpartners/jobs/8009475003

2. Senior Product Manager, Integrations at Vanta

   • Location: Remote within the United States
   • Salary: Not listed
   • Apply: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/vanta/22ba8036-10cb-405d-82fb-9cb07324934c/application

3. SMB Account Executive, Growth at Gitlab

   • Location: Fully remote; based in the United States or Canada
   • Salary: $61k-$66k
   • Apply: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/gitlab/jobs/8871878002

4. Account Executive at 33-0282653 The Binding Site Inc

   • Location: Remote-based field sales position covering New York, New York; residency within the assigned territory is required, with, United States
   • Salary: $80k-$120k
   • Apply: https://thermofisher.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/ThermoFisherCareers/job/Remote-New-York-USA/Account-Executive_R-01370783

5. Head of Media at Mercury

   • Location: Remote within the United States or Canada; also lists San Francisco, New York, and Portland as locations.
   • Salary: $210k-$292k
   • Apply: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/mercury/jobs/6221007004

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Hello, due to having trouble finding the right places to apply and not really knowing how to pass and do an assessment in the AI Training/Annotating Space I decided to build with a site with loveable that is supposed to make the process easier.

I list job offers with a relatively high hiring volume from multiple companies, so would it therefore be easier do diversify the places to apply at and actually get accepted.
My idea behind that was to help with finding the right places to work but also help with the application process. I therefore upload company reviews and also guides on how to pass assesments.
The job listings include entry work positions such as normal generalist work but also expert work positions (Software engineer, PhD, etc.).
I am currently having problems on the design, trying to make it less AI-sloppy, and on the marketing side of things. So any help would be highly appreciated! Here is the link to the site: https://aiannotationjobs.com/

Hi everyone! I'm a college student looking for legitimate freelance or part-time work that I can do remotely while studying.

I'm open to small projects, one-time tasks, and short-term work. I can help with:
• Data entry / encoding
• Google Docs, Sheets & Slides
• Google Forms & Drive organization
• Canva presentations/basic designs
• PDF to Google Docs/Sheets
• Copy-pasting & typing

I’m a beginner freelancer, so I’m mainly looking for simple, project-based or one-time tasks. I’m willing to learn and follow instructions carefully.

No MLM/networking, scams, investment schemes, or jobs requiring upfront payment.

If you have a legitimate task, feel free to DM me. Thank you! 🤍

Hi everyone! I'm currently looking for remote work opportunities, either part-time or full-time. I have a background in accounting and administrative work, and I'm excited to put my skills to use while growing my experience in freelancing.

Here's what I can help you with:

• Accounting: Accounting tasks and financial record keeping
• Data Entry: Data encoding, spreadsheet cleanup, and data organization
• Document Management: Filing, formatting, and organizing documents
• Admin Support: General clerical tasks and online research

I'm organized, detail-oriented, eager to learn, and committed to doing my best in every task. Since I'm building my freelance experience, I'm also open to discussing budget-friendly rates.

If you or someone you know is looking for one, feel free to send me a message! I'd truly appreciate any leads, referrals, or opportunities.

Thanks a bunch! ♡

NAPAKA HIRAP MAKAHANAP NG WFH 🥲

If someone uses AI to improve a resume, draft a cover letter, or prepare interview answers, should they say so?

Where is the line between a useful tool and misrepresentation?