#wfh part time job

[rafiu234]

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[digital-marketing-565]

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[smute]

guess who got a job 👨‍💻

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[bloodydeanwinchester]

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

[bugshanfare]

PitchBook Remote Job Openings – Work from Home!

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

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

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[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

[digital-world-printify]

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[liminalweirdo]

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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.

[not-so-superheroine]

it's tragic that 15-16 dollars an hour is twice what i made at dunkin' and had to deal most of those things and more.

7.25 an hour to hurt my back and be verbally abused by customers and staff.

food service is so rough.

after that i got a office job at 16 dollars an hour :)

got offered lots of mlm/pyramid scheme type gig. i may be slow but i know what a scam is.

from what I've seen, there are exactly Three Jobs hiring at any given time. they are:

senior logistics strategist at Hewlett Packard. $140,000 / year. requirements: three separate MBAs, fifteen years of business experience, no "ethnic" grandparents, unearned sense of confidence

"customer success ambassador" at Glurp. $70,000 / year, give or take, since 90% of your pay is based on commission. requirements: associate's degree, no experience, has never heard the phrase "pyramid scheme," no sense of shame

part-time server at Le Bon Mot. $15-$16/hr depending on level of experience. must work weekends, overnight shifts, holidays, while asleep. requirements: you will let customers spit on you.