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[bugshanfare]

PitchBook Remote Job Openings – Work from Home!

PitchBook is recruiting for remote roles in retyping, translation, and logo design. These flexible, work-from-home opportunities come with competitive pay, ideal for creative and detail-oriented individuals who want to be part of a leading company.

Open Positions:

1. Retyping Specialist

• Role: Convert documents, handwritten notes, and images into digital text.

• Requirements: Strong typing skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of basic text-editing software.

• Pay: $15 per 500 words.

2. Translation Specialist

• Role: Translate diverse documents while preserving accuracy and cultural relevance.

• Requirements: Fluency in at least two languages, strong writing ability, and cultural awareness.

• Pay: $25 per 500 words.

3. Logo Designer

• Role: Design unique, client-specific logos that support brand identity.

• Requirements: Graphic design experience, creativity, skill with design software (e.g., Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop), and a portfolio.

• Pay: $1,500 per completed task.

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[bloodydeanwinchester]

help me decide what to do with my life!!!!

[guinevereslancelot]

getting spam ads for online jobs....its that bad out here

[venacoeurva]

Waiting on seeing if a more solid job wants me and if not I'll explore some other options, that'd be real nice to have a consistent, scheduled job again but a lot of WFH stuff entails very specialized experience and certifications and/or regular phone and Zoom use with customers and not just coworkers/higher-ups and that is way not my jam. This is also just a weird time of year for jobs anyway based on my experience

[fereldanwench]

so i only do one office day a week now, which is still one more than i would ideally like, but it's fine. whatever

but it astounds me that pre-pandemic, i used to go into the office, do the 6:30ish AM to 5:30ish PM schedule 4 days, sometimes 5 days a week, and still do things in the afternoons

and like, high-energy, social things. i used to work out 3x a week immediately after work. i used to fuckin stream on twitch 2x a week right after work, for like 2-3 hours at a time

there is no way in hell i could do that these days--I'm sooooo beat down after being in the office and dealing with commuting and coworkers and harsh lighting

i just wanna get in bed with my cats and rewatch a show I've seen a million times and pass out

[gobbluthbutagirl]

the fact that i have been back in the second-worst carolina’s neighbor to the south for over two weeks now and this is the first night i have actually been able to sleep in my own room due to all the junk my siblings left in there that had to be cleared out first. insanity

[alientitty]

wow this job shit sure takes away from my job hunting time

[swankpalanquin]

ugh i have so many cool story ideas buzzing around my mind at all times but work makes me so tired that by the end of the day i can't get myself to write

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[starlit-mansion]

Also. I was going to quit my job in july but in the months leading up to it. the two people i told that i wanted to quit just. kind of acted like i was going to stay on. and i didn't really have the heart to do it.