Work from home: What are the best fully-remote jobs?
Here are some positions that generally require or permit remote working
July 10, 2023
As the world slowly stumbles back to "old norms" after the COVID-19 pandemic, most job seekers have difficulty letting go of one major pandemic norm: remote jobs.
However, as the world moves on from lockdowns and quarantines, the opportunities for remote jobs have declined.
Entirely out-of-the-office employment listed on ZipRecruiter, a job website, peaked at almost 14% last year, Bloomberg reported, citing internal data from the company.
This year, however, the share of fully remote jobs has dropped to less than 11%.
While ZipRecruiter's chief economist Julia Pollak claims that this drop in remote job offers results from reduced hiring in sectors like tech and finance, the demand rages on.
The job website claims that ads for fully remote positions get more than twice as many applications as on-site jobs.
ZipRecruiter's data reveals jobs with "research" in the title, customer support, data entry and assistant roles. Moreover, writing and content creation positions are also usually home-based.
However, some ads posted as "remote" may require employees to drive long hours (i.e., insurance).
Top WFH Jobs
Here are some positions that generally require or permit remote working:
- Freight Dispatcher
- Transcriber
- Marketing Researcher
- Senior NET Web Developer
- Financial Coach
- Customer Support Associate
- Contact Center Associate
- Product Test Engineer
- Life Insurance Sales Agent
- Customer Support Agent
- Physician Coder
- Sales Consultant Insurance
- Data Entry Specialist
- Medical Records Client Service Representative
- Virtual Assistant
- Marketing Reporting Analyst
- Legal Transcriptionist
- Infrastructure Security Architect
- Lead Payroll Administrator
- Editor
