I want to ask you a question

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Job Overview

• Title: I want to ask you a question
• Source: Reddit r/remotejobs

Job Description

I have a question for people that ACTUALLY earn from their job, what do you do and what skill should people that wanna work remotely try and learn. Is there a job that pays avg. US salary you can find just by fulfilling English fluency, computer literacy and "willingness to learn" requirements. It just seems unreasonable to me. That's everyone that's applying to jobs online, so I'd say maybe skip those offers: $15-50/hr NO EXPERIENCE, chatters, some customer supports etc. What's actually valuable to learn? It takes years, but what would recommed for beginners? Which fields are relavtively easy to get into?

Salary & Compensation

Salary not disclosed; typically competitive for the role.

Work Arrangement

Type: On-Site

Standard business hours at the office.

Typical Interview Process

1. Resume screening
2. HR call
3. Skill interview
4. Final manager interview
5. Offer

Tip: Research the company's products and culture.