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in this video I'm gonna share with you my top 11 sites
with thousands of work from home, online jobs
and remote jobs.
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Let's dive right into it.
Now, I'm gonna go over all these sites
with you guys in no particular order, okay?
Not one is really better than the other,
I highly recommend you see which one fits best
for your needs and do your research.
Now make sure you stick around to the end,
cause I'm actually gonna share with you guys a bonus tip
that I've never shared on this channel before.
I'm gonna share with you guys exactly how to find
work from home jobs on any search engine out there.
I'm gonna share with you a couple little tips and tricks
that you can use in the search bar to find the latest
and greatest opportunities,
so you're not gonna wanna to miss that.
All right guys, first up on our list
is a company called We Work Remotely.
We Work Remotely has a huge, huge list
of not only part-time, but full-time job openings
in work from home and remote opportunities.
They actually promise on their website
to deliver over 500 new jobs every single month,
and they have job categories that include programming,
design, copywriting, business management, marketing,
and more, so make sure to check them out.
Next up is a website called Jobspresso.
Get it? like espresso.
Jobspresso, they have tons and tons of job listings
from companies all over the world.
So if you're visiting us from outside the U.S. or Canada,
there's gonna be some great opportunities for you here.
Job categories include marketing, web development,
customer service, writing, systems administration,
and project management.
Skip The Drive, if you're hoping
to leave behind your commute guys, hence the name,
skip the drive, this is the site for you.
They have openings in industries like consulting, nursing,
account management, and so much more.
You can also sign up for their email list
or their newsletter and get new job postings
every single week, so make sure you do that.
FlexJobs, if you've never visited FlexJobs before,
check them out. Now, they are definitely
a more comprehensive job search engine,
but they do have work from home
and remote opportunities across tons of industries
and tons of different skill levels.
And you're gonna find thousands and thousands, guys,
of legitimate work at home companies in tons of categories.
You can also browse on-site work positions
and flexible schedule positions,
tons of opportunity available.
Now, the only thing is with FlexJob is it is a pay to play
subscription, so you actually have to pay 14.95 per month
or 49.95 per year. I highly recommend trying these guys out
for at least a month or two,
because you're definitely gonna find a little bit more
higher caliber jobs and companies here.
Remote OK, this website is mainly for people
with a background in programming and design,
but it does have a lot of non-tech jobs available as well.
And they actually have a really cool feature on their site
where they show live rankings of all the companies
that have been actively hiring over the past 12 months,
so that's pretty cool to see as well.
Of course you can get on their daily email list,
which sends out new job opportunities every single day.
Virtual Vocations, these guys are similar to FlexJobs
and that they do charge a fee 15.99 a month
or 59.99 per year, but again,
the caliber of jobs is gonna be a little bit higher.
So if you're looking for a more full-time long-term career
position, I would look at FlexJobs or Virtual Vocations.
Crossover, these guys are geared towards
the skilled remote worker that is looking for full-time jobs
and higher paying jobs.
And what's really cool about Crossover is they work
with 98 different countries.
Categories include software development, finance,
executive management, marketing, and sales,
and most of the job listings here guys,
are in the six figure categories, so that's really cool.
Working Nomads. I don't know about you,
but the word nomad does it for me.
So they're all about helping you live your dream
of being a digital nomad and working anywhere in the world.
They specialize in job opportunities for entry-level people
looking for their first telecommuting job or remote job.
So this is a great opportunity for those who are maybe new
to the working world.
Hubstaff Talent, these guys are kind of an up and coming
remote job site, they have thousands of jobs available
on their site right now.
What's cool is you're able to sort these jobs
based on your skill level, pay rate, job type,
so it makes it very easy to search for opportunities
on their website, and you can also create a profile
on their website to help other companies notice you fast.
Number 10 on our list is Idealist.
Now they don't exclusively cater to remote jobs,
but they do have a feature on their website
for remote results only, so it's worth checking them out.
And last guys, is Remote Bliss.
Now, they have a super easy searchable database
with new postings every single day,
and they actually offer resume coaching,
which is super cool, so if you are new to the job world
and you want some help with your resume,
you can check that out as well.
As promised my friends, is your bonus tip
for finding remote work from home jobs
on any single search engine.
I just gave you an insane list of 11 websites for you guys
to start finding jobs right now, so I really, really hope
that you guys find something, I know you will.
And let me know in the comments how the job search is going,
what you think of these websites.
I'd be more than interested to hear about it
and maybe even make it my next video.
One of the tricks you can do in a search engine,
whether it be Bing or Google or Yahoo,
is to simply narrow down your search field.
A lot of times people go and they just type in
jobs for this or entry-level jobs, but that's very broad.
So you wanna do what's called keyword research,
you wanna kinda narrow it down,
so my recommendation is to actually type in
work from home, hyphen, what you're looking for
or remote jobs, hyphen, what you're looking for,
this is in the search field
or telecommute, hyphen, what you're looking for.
So this is gonna bring up a ton of other opportunities
out there in your field or in your interest,
so not only is it gonna bring up job boards,
but it's actually gonna bring up advertisements
and it's gonna bring up specific companies.
So you're getting ahead of the competition
by going directly to the source
and finding these opportunities.
And this will also bring up opportunities
on places like Craigslist.
Now always be careful on Craigslist
because sometimes there's some scammy stuff on there,
but you never know what you might find.
Make sure you do your research, your due diligence,
cause I'd hate for you guys to get suckered
into a job you don't want. So I hope that was helpful,
I hope you got some value out of this.
Please let me know in the comments
what you think and tickle that like button for me.
Thank you so much, everybody.
I will see you in the next video.
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