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    | |  | |  | | Dear Agung, | | | | While people use FlexJobs to look for jobs with a variety of work flexibility options -- freelance, part-time, flexible and alternative schedule jobs -- the majority of you have at least some interest in telecommuting jobs. And one of the most common questions we get when it comes to telecommuting jobs is, "Why do some telecommuting jobs require a location?" |  | | The reason is that telecommuting jobs are not necessarily the same as "work from anywhere" jobs. Although "work from anywhere" types of jobs are out there, the reality is that the overwhelming majority of telecommuting jobs our researchers find do have a geographic requirement, so that the telecommuting job is open to candidates in/near a specific country, region, state, or city. This can be for many reasons, such as the job allows telecommuting only part-time, the employer's comfort level of having remote workers, issues tied to state tax requirements, and more. | | | | Telecommuting is generally not an "all or nothing" proposition. For example, only 2.8 million people "work from home" full-time, but there are another 15-20 million who telecommute part-time, according to the Telework Research Network. What this means is that telecommuting jobs which have a location required telecommuting are far more abundant right now. But the telecommuting job market continues to evolve and is remote work is projected to skyrocket in the next 5-10 years (yeah!). In fact, it's been estimated that 50 million current jobs in the United States are compatible with telecommuting -- that would represent 40% of US workers! So, we encourage you to keep an open mind about how location plays into a telecommuting job search, and it can really work in your favor! | | | Please read on, and thank you so much for considering us a trusted resource in your job search for telecommuting, freelance, part-time, and other flexible jobs. And if you decide to use FlexJobs to get a leg up in your job search, be sure to enter promo code "NEWSLETTER" to get 30% off!! If there's anything we can do to make your experience better, please let us know. Many cheers,
Sara, and the FlexJobs Team | | | | |  |  |  |  | | | | | | |  | | Do Telecommuting Jobs Really Pay Less? | | | | Here is another one of the most commonly asked questions about telecommuting: "Do telecommuting jobs really pay less?" If you're a telecommuter, or thinking of becoming one, earning a competitive salary is likely as important to you as it is to a "traditional" worker. Even though working from home saves money (on commuting, day care, clothing, and eating lunch out), you're still doing the same work as someone in an office. So here's the issue: do employers take advantage of workers who want to work from home by offering them less pay to perform the same tasks? | | | | Find out whether Telecommuting Jobs Really Do Pay Less >>> | | | | | | | | | | | 7 Great Telecommuting Jobs This Week | | | Telecommuting, or remote, jobs are often the first kind of jobs that people think of when they think of work flexibility. Although there are other kinds -- such as freelance jobs, and part-time and alternative schedules -- we like to highlight some of the recent telecommuting jobs that are "Work from Anywhere in the US" telecommuting jobs, as well as often a couple that are "Work from Anywhere in the World" jobs.
These telecommuting jobs are intended to give you just an idea of the variety, quality, and depth of jobs currently listed on our site. To check out our entire database of job listings in over 50 career categories, visit our Job Categories page. Enjoy! | | | | Data Entry Specialist |  | FlexJobs | | A leading job site is seeking an experienced candidate with excellent English grammar skills, SEO knowledge and a keen eye for details to work-from-home writing and entering brief job descriptions and details. Freelance basis with flexible hours. | | | Moderators - Foreign Languages |  | Metaverse Mod Squad, Inc. | | Seeking moderators with Portugese, Spanish, Polish, Ukrainian, Romanian, French, Italian or German language fluency to assist with content & engagement moderation for an online community. Related exp. in a professional or personal capacity desired. | | | Textbook Writer | | TSI Graphics | | Freelance Textbook Writer for an immediate, remote opportunity. Requires a minimum of 3 years experience writing primary and middle school basal materials, with a focus on Reading and Language Arts. Must be familiar with state standards. | | | Business Analyst | | Xerox | | Analyst will engage in business analysis processes, & develop functional/technical documentation design sessions & UAT testing activities. Requires a BA/BS and 2+ years related experience; BMC Remedy exp. preferred. ITIL certification a plus. Remote. | | | Client Advocate/ Web Design Customer Service | | Company Name Withheld Publicly | | Manage the client services implementation process such as obtaining information & clarifying questions. Will develop strong client relationships & ensure project is on track. Requires 2-3 yrs in client services in remote setting. Full-time remote. | | | Licensed Training & Quality Clinician | | Aetna | | 3 or more years clinical operations experience as well as a an active RN or LCSW license is required for the full-time US based remote job. Reviews/evaluates internal controls, develops training programs, and conducts new hire training. | | | | | | You can go to each employer's site to find these jobs, or you can simply subscribe to FlexJobs for access to the information for these and 21,000 more hand-screened jobs all in one easy place! Use special promo code "NEWSLETTER" for 30% off! | | | | | | 8 Reasons Why You Didn't Get the Job | | | | Job hunting can feel like an emotional roller coaster, especially when you've been turned down for a job that seemed like a perfect fit. While it can be easy (and comforting) to convince yourself that the radio silence is simply a matter of a lost phone number, more than likely there's another reason you didn't get the job. True, there are plenty of reasons completely out of your control that you may not have gotten the gig; but the hard truth is that more often than most people would like to admit, the problem is more personal. As difficult as it is to face, recognizing where you could have done better can help you avoid the same rejection in the future. | | | Review the 8 Reasons Why You Might Not Have Gotten the Job >>>
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