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Hey guys, in this video, I'm going to show you some of the easiest companies where you can actually get hired to work from home. You can also get hired in many different countries around the world from just about anywhere.
One place you might consider is called Gamers. Gamers currently has a two out of five difficulty score for their interview experience, and the vast majority of everyone had a positive experience applying here. If you look at the types of jobs they have, they offer a lot of positions where you get paid to be a writer or an editor for various online publications, usually related to gaming or sports. They also have news and political writers.
If you look at the location of many of these jobs, you see some are remote in the US, but others are remote worldwide. For instance, if you click on one of these, many of them are contract positions, which often means you have flexible hours. If you click on any of these, they'll tell you what you need to have and all of that. Some of these even pay you by the article, which could earn you up to $75 for every single article that you write.
Some of their jobs even offer benefits like unlimited paid time off, an employee assistance program, 401K matching, insurance, and much more. As far as what it's like to work here, it's a fairly average score—about 2.8 out of five stars. Most companies I look at average around three out of five stars.
Another company you might consider is Foundever. Foundever is a great place to find customer support gigs all around the world. If you look at their interview experience, they actually have a 2.3 out of five difficulty score, which is very easy. Anything under three is quite easy, and most people had a positive experience applying here.
If you go to jobs by country, you can see that they have positions in the Asia Pacific region, Europe, many different countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America like the US and Canada, and then Central and South America as well. If you look at their remote location jobs, a lot of them are usually customer support related, and some come with benefits.
For instance, some positions don't require weekends and offer professional training, benefits like insurance, employee assistance, 401K, employee discounts, and much more. As far as reviews go, they have a 3.8 out of five star rating, and 75% of people actually recommend working here to a friend.
You might also consider a company called TTEC, which also hires around the world. They have a 2.1 out of five difficulty score, and the majority of people had a positive or at least a neutral experience applying here. If you look at how many jobs they have, they have 429 jobs, 99 of which are actually remote.
You can also see that they hire in many different countries around the world, including the US, Ireland, Poland, Colombia, Canada, the Philippines, and much more. They usually tell you the pay as well; for instance, this one pays up to $70,000 a year and includes benefits.
There are jobs here that include solid benefits like insurance, tax-advantaged health savings accounts, financial and income protection benefits, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and more. As far as what it's like to work here overall, they have a 3.3 out of five star rating, which is a pretty decent score.
Another place you might consider is called Deca Games. Deca Games is known for making all sorts of different games, mostly mobile, many of which you've probably heard of before if you've looked in your app store. They actually have a 2.6 out of five difficulty score, which is not bad at all, and many of their jobs are worldwide.
As you can see, they're hiring right now for four different positions, and every single one of these is remote and worldwide. If you were to click on one of these, you can see that they'll tell you all about the role, including benefits like flexible working hours in a remote-first culture. Overall, they give Deca Games a four out of five star rating as well.
You also have a company called Mod Squad, which is a great place to find moderator and customer support jobs. They have a 2.4 out of five difficulty score for interviewing and applying here, which means they have a very easy score. It shouldn't be too difficult to get a job if they have some available.
As far as their careers go, they allow you to work remotely for most of their jobs and offer competitive benefits, especially if you're in the US. You could get things like 401K, medical coverage, unlimited vacation, and more. They do have a few different traditional jobs available, but you can also go to "Become a Mod" at the top there and apply to be a moderator.
This would get you jobs where you are doing things like moderation of posts and forums, online reviews, monitoring content online, chatting, playtesting games, and much more. They also mention that they hire all over the world in many different countries. You can work remotely, pick your own projects, set your own schedule, and still keep your day job as well.
You can also see that they have quite a few different jobs that are actually hiring right now, many of which are customer support related. Review-wise, they have a 3.2 out of five star rating, which is actually not bad.
You might also check out a company called Sticker Mule, which basically does stickers, labels, custom packaging, t-shirts, and more. They have a 2.1 out of five difficulty score, which is extremely easy compared to most companies. Although they don't have a lot of remote jobs available right now, they usually have a few. If you check later on in the year, you'll probably find some.
They have some really nice bonuses here, like above-market compensation and signing bonuses for every job. I've seen some as high as $20,000 for a web developer and some around $500 for a customer support rep. They have benefits that are really nice, but also signing bonuses on almost every remote job.
You get to work where you want, and they hire in many different countries around the world. They offer flexible hours, so you may even have the ability to choose your own schedule, health and dental insurance, hardware and software, and you could possibly be sent a standing desk and freedom chair once you get employed here.
Review-wise, they also have a 3.8 out of five star rating, and about three-quarters of their employees recommend working here to a friend. Another company you might consider is called Keyword Studios, which specializes in gaming and entertainment-related support jobs.
For instance, if you were to look at their jobs, they have a lot of different ones in many different countries, but they also have some where they actually say worldwide in the application, like this community manager position. You can either look for one that says worldwide or look for your specific country in the location section. Sometimes you'll have to read through this; for instance, this one says the UK, but it's actually not limited to the UK. It has availability to anyone worldwide.
As far as benefits, they don't really mention a lot in terms of benefits here; mostly, they just tell you about flexibility and getting to work with some really cool gaming brands. They have a 2.4 out of five difficulty score, which is quite easy, and the majority of people either had a positive or neutral experience applying here.
Review-wise, they had a 3.7 out of five star rating, and almost 70% of people actually recommend working here to a friend. You also have a company called Study.com, which hires in different parts of the world. They actually don't even require an interview for a lot of their jobs, which people mention in the reviews.
If you still look at the difficulty score, it's pretty easy at 2.7 out of five. Many of their jobs also allow you to work wherever and whenever you want, paying you twice a month via PayPal. You can see they're hiring for many different jobs in many different countries right now.
When you click on an application page, it should look something like this. Sometimes they'll tell you a little bit about what you need to apply and everything. Sometimes they'll tell you that it pays via PayPal; sometimes it doesn't. But for the most part, you usually get a lot of flexibility with all the jobs here.
They also have a 2.9 out of five star rating overall, which is right about average, maybe slightly below. You may also consider a company called We Localized, especially if you want a job that doesn't require an interview for their applications. They have a 2.5 out of five difficulty score, and many of these actually don't even require an interview process.
If you look at how many jobs they have, they have a very long list here. So what you would want to do if you want to work remotely is just click the remote location type. Then you might want to scroll down to either the WHEO data or the WHEO data AI services sections, where you will see lots of different remote jobs in many countries around the world, usually related to AI or search evaluation.
If you click on one of these, many of these are part-time and will usually be either freelance or contract. If you're outside the US, if you're in the US, you can actually get benefits here and get a W2 status. These also let you set your own schedule for almost every job here, and most of these do not require experience.
As far as the benefits you can get in the US, you can basically get this list: 401K, insurance, HSA, and employee assistance. Review-wise, they have a 3.3 out of five rating, which again is a fairly standard score.
They also have a company called Telis Digital. Telis Digital has all sorts of different AI-related jobs. They also have traditional jobs, but if you want to work remotely and want a fairly easy application, I would recommend the AI Community section.
They have a 2.7 out of five difficulty score, which is still below that three out of five difficulty score that most companies have. Most people had a very positive experience applying here. Again, many people do not actually have to have a formal interview.
If you look at their AI Community section, they have many different pages with gigs all over the world. One example I like to show people is the online data analyst. This is a job that's typically very easy, does not require experience or higher-level education, and allows you to also make your own schedule.
As far as the reviews overall for Telis Digital, they have a 3.6 out of five rating, which is not bad. So hopefully, this was helpful. Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell if you want more daily work-from-home opportunities like these.
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