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You're not alone in that, it can take a long time. For a while work from home jobs were just a lot more common, but they've become relatively scarce in the past year or two. Because so many companies now require people to be in the office (which is what happened to me), the competition for remote jobs can be pretty intense. All you can do is keep looking and stay persistent.
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It is very hard, but not impossible. The competition is wild. I didn’t take too long, but it wasn’t easy. Most of the emails said, “Thank you, but we’re moving forward with candidates who are a better fit for this position.” Some led to interviews, some didn’t go far, and others just ghosted me.
But if you work hard to understand how to optimize your resume, prepare better for interviews, and really understand the process, that will be crucial. The internet is full of great resources to help you. Create profiles on the most important platforms, but don’t get scammed by those that force you to pay to be more visible. There are better free options. Many legit platforms never require payment to increase visibility, and paying doesn’t guarantee results.
I found a great opportunity using Lifeshack AI on the trial version with auto-applying. I didn’t even have to pay much attention, just set it up and let it work for me. Now I’m starting this Monday.
Stay optimistic, learn as much as you can, and don’t give up. Every “no” and every interview is one step closer to your ideal job.
I am looking for one too. People told me Amazon was good but those remote high paying clerical jobs are not legit
There's a gal on YT that finds killer wfh jobs. You have to be quick, though. As soon as her video drops, you need to be on it.
https://youtube.com/@jazzymac?si=Whkt-rvbw_YJnrCQ
Work from home roles have been really hard to find the past year or so. So many office forced return to office and a lot of companies did away with remote work altogether. I do know Amazon is usually hiring for fully remote roles.
It's very hard, I'm starting out as a beginner Va, and finding entry-level work is difficult. I'm exhausted. Everyone wants years of experience, not minding the skill I possess, I am fresh out of school, man, if no one employs me, how do I get experience?