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Today I have a list of companies hiring people to work from home, plus more info that I hope you find helpful. I hope you're having a great week so far!

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Newest Work at Home Job Leads
Jack Henry & Associates– Call Center Reps. Anywhere in the US. Minimum 1 year of experience in a high volume, inbound contact/call center role required, as well the ability to work weekends and holidays. MS Office proficiency and 35 WPM preferred. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $17 / hour.
Capital One– Contact Center Associates. Oklahoma City, OK & Las Vegas, NV (must live within 100 miles). High school diploma or equivalent required, as well as 2 years of customer service experience OR 6 months work at home/virtual working experience. Pay is $16 / hour + benefits.
ADTRAV– Corporate Travel. Several US cities. Must have a High School diploma, MS Office proficiency, familiarity with Sabre, and at least 2 years travel booking experience. According to Glassdoor, pay may be around $18 – $20 / hour.
Book Launchers– Freelance Copywriters. Anywhere in the US. Write book cover copy, author bios, website copy, etc. Should have experience writing copy or marketing materials. Salary will vary dependent on experience level, and will include profit-sharing.
eXp Realty– Experience Concierge. Anywhere in the US. This is a customer service position. High School diploma / GED and at least 1 year of customer service experience required. Experience using Google Suite is strongly preferred. Salary is unknown.
Ultimate Software– Rapid Response Professionals. Anywhere in the US (minimal travel). Experience using MS Office and CRM systems is required, as well as strong communication skills and a strong internet connection are all required, 3+ years of customer service experience is preferred (but not a must). According to Glassdoor, pay may be around $45k – $52k / hour.
Cambly – ESL Tutors. Anywhere in the US. Contract position, no qualifications required. Make your own hours, working as little or as much as you want. Pay is $.17 / minute (working out to around $10.20 / hour).
Team Delegate – Virtual Assistants. Anywhere in the US. Minimum 3 years experience as an administrative assistant or executive assistant. You'll need a home office with a computer, we**am, MS Office, and high-speed internet access. Salary unknown.
TTEC – Bilingual (Spanish) Customer Service. Still hiring! Most US states (some exceptions). Must be bilingual in Spanish and English. Prior customer service experience and quiet workspace required. According to Indeed.com, pay should be around $12 / hour.
Disney– Guest Services. Las Vegas, NV, Phoenix, AZ & Richmond, VA. Must have excellent communication and customer service skills, as well as access to a high speed internet connection and the ability to work a flexible schedule. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $13 / hour.
Aspira– Seasonal Customer Support. PA, TN, OH, & TX. Must have a Window's PC, strong communication skills, and customer support experience. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $11 / hour.
Shipt– Personal grocery shoppers. Not remote, but flexible work you can do whenever you want. Pay is weekly via Paypal.
Github– Community Support. Anywhere in the US. Must have prior moderation experience, as well as technical support experience. Experience using Github and Atom is a plus. Salary for this position is unknown.
Morneau Shepell– Customer Care. Anywhere in the US. Must have a Bachelor degree or equivalent post-secondary education. Previous customer service or call center experience preferred. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $49k – $52k / hour.
The Western Journal– News Writers. Anywhere in the US. Must have exceptional writing skills, however prior professional writing experience is not required. Topic, headline, and source will be chosen for you (you will need to provide 2-3 additional sources for brevity). Articles are 350 words long and pay starts at $15 per article.
Extra Cash - OneOpinion - This reputable survey panel pays very quickly if you request virtual rewards when you have enough to cash out. Also, they award you points even if you screen out and do not qualify for a survey (something most survey panels won't do). Seems to be one of the better options when it comes to survey panels.
AnswerFirst– Customer Service Reps. Anywhere in the US. Must have a private workspace with dual monitors, a landline phone, a wired internet connection, and a headset. You'll also need dual monitors. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $11 – $13 / hour.
Tutor.com – College Essay Writing Tutor. Anywhere in the US. Contract position. Must be a college sophomore or higher, or have a degree from an accredited U.S. or Canadian University (4 year degree is required for some subjects) You'll also need a headset or microphone. According to Indeed, pay should be around $14 / hour.
TelCare Retention Services – Phone Agents. Anywhere in the US. This job involves performing satisfaction surveys, but it is not telemarketing, and there are no sales. Customer service experience preferred. Bilingual candidates will be given priority but it is not required. Pay is $12 / hour.
To see all jobs posted this month so far, go here. Or to see a list of 111 legit work at home companies, go here.

And that's all for today! I'll check back next week with more work at home job leads and ideas to earn.
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The job leads above were hand-selected. While we are extremely careful about what leads we post, we are not able to guarantee legitimacy. Mistakes are always possible. I ask that you do your due diligence and thoroughly research anything you're interested in before submitting an application.

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Today I have a list of companies hiring people to work from home, plus more info that I hope you find helpful!

Work at Home Companies That Let You Use a Mac
I've had some of you with Mac computers or laptops message me to ask which companies will let you work from home using one. The truth is that most companies would prefer you to work from a PC instead due to software compatibility issues. However, if you have a Mac and need to work from home, the 20 companies on this list will let you use one.

ESL Tutoring With No Experience
Want to get started as an ESL (English Second Language) tutor from home, but you're lacking skills or experience? This post has a short list of some ways to get started without it.

Extra Cash - E-Poll
If you enjoy movies, current events, and celebrities, you won't get too bored answering survey questions for E-Poll -- a company that wants to reward you for your opinions on these things. I've been a member here and been paid. You can redeem for money to your Paypal account, Amazon codes, and lots of different gift cards. It's a great survey panel to be a part of.

Newest Work at Home Job Leads

Unum- Customer Service Specialists. Anywhere in the US. Bachelor’s degree preferred or equivalent, relevant experience required. The schedule being hired for is 8:35 AM - 5:05 PM PST.
First 1/2 of the shift is answering emails, the second 1/2 is answering phone calls. According to Glassdoor, pay may be around $32k / year.
Flippa- Customer Support. Texas. Minimum 3 years experience in a customer service role required. Candidates must be tech savvy and willing to work schedules which may include Saturdays. Pay range is $15 - $20 / hour.
LandiEnglish– English Tutors. US, Canada & UK. Must be a native English speaker with a Bachelor's degree in any subject. You'll also need a we**am, a headset, and a quiet, clean workspace. Pay ranges $16 – $23 / hour.
Quartzy- Inside Sales Reps. Anywhere in the US. 2+ years experience in sales is required, specifically in SaaS / B2B products. Fantastic communication skills and a proven record of sales achievement are a must. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $39k - $43k / year.
Grizzle- Content Writers. Appears to be worldwide. Must have an understanding of SEO, as well as excellent writing skills. They're particularly looking for experts in accounting, paid media & PPC, marketing, and B2B sales. Pay is $1300 / month for 4 articles.
LawnStarter- Customer Support. Texas. This position appears to be entry level, therefore the only listed requirements are that you have all of the basic materials needed for the job - a quiet workspace, a USB headset, and a stable, speedy internet connection. Salary is unknown.
Airbnb- Property hosts. List your home or room on Airbnb. Some hosts earn $2K monthly or more. You can use their online calculator to see what you could earn prior to listing your space.
Asurion– Technical Support. Nashville, TN, Orlando, FL & Phoenix, AZ. Minimum 6 months of customer service experience and the ability to work a flexible schedule required. You'll also need to pass their assessment test. According to Glassdoor, pay should be around $14 / hour.
Shipt- Personal grocery shoppers. Not remote, but flexible work you can do whenever you want. Pay is weekly via Paypal.
Enterprise Holdings – Customer Service Representatives. Several US cities. Must have a minimum of 2 years of customer service experience focused on resolving customer concerns, call center experience preferred. Quiet, private workspace also required. Starting pay is $13 / hour.
Telly Transcriptions– Transcriptionists. Must be fluent in English, with proficient knowledge of spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Must type at least 75 wpm. If hired, you'll also need a digital foot pedal and transcription software. Salary is unknown.
5CA- Gaming Support Agents. Anywhere in the US. This is a great position for gamers! Must speak fluent English, with prior customer service experience. You'll also need a quiet workspace, a speedy internet connection, and a computer that meets their technology requirements (detailed on the application page). According to Glassdoor, pay ranges $9 - $11 / hour.
BKA Content- Product Description Writers. Anywhere in the US. Work whenever you want, wherever you want (as long as you meet your deadlines)! Must be at a college writing level, with a firm grasp of English grammar. You'll also need Microsoft Word, a Gmail account, and a Paypal account (all payments are handled through Paypal). Pay is 2.5 cents / word and up.
To see all jobs posted this month so far, go here. Or to see a list of 111 legit work at home companies, go here.

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And that's all for today! I'll check back next week with more work at home job leads and ideas to earn.
Thanks for being a subscriber!

Anna @ Real Ways to Earn

The job leads above were hand-selected. While we are extremely careful about what leads we post, we are not able to guarantee legitimacy. Mistakes are always possible. I ask that you do your due diligence and thoroughly research anything you're interested in before submitting an application.

This email may contain sponsored content or affiliate links. Regardless, I only recommend sites I have researched and trust.

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WHY AMAZON IS GIVING EMPLOYEES $10,000 TO QUIT

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The so-called last mile of delivery—getting an order to the customer’s door—has long been an obsession for ecommerce companies. To make the journey as efficient as they can, some have engaged in extreme experiments. Take Walmart: Two years ago, it tried asking its employees to deliver online orders before and after work, in their own cars. That idea was later abandoned, but the problem of the last mile remains, even for the biggest retailers. Now, Amazon is offering to pay its employees thousands of dollars to deliver packages—they just have to quit their current jobs first.

Last June, Amazon created the Delivery Service Partner program to allow entrepreneurs to create their own businesses delivering packages for Amazon. The idea was to get orders moving fast, without the need to rely on UPS or FedEx. On Monday, Amazon said it would begin offering employees up to $10,000 in startup costs to leave their current positions to join the program, as well as three months of gross pay. The initiative arrives as Amazon is pushing to deliver Prime orders within one day instead of two, making the last mile all the more important.

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Not just anyone can sign up to be an Amazon Delivery Service Partner. You need to invest at least $10,000, and have liquid assets of at least $30,000 (the latter requirement is being lowered for employees). Those stringent rules may be one of the reasons Amazon is now turning to its own workforce for help. The company says more than 200 delivery partners have sprung up in the last year, but the US labor market remains extremely tight, and it’s not clear how many more people are in a position to join the program. What’s more, Amazon appears to prefer contracting with smaller delivery companies. On its website, it says partners typically have fewer than 100 workers and 40 vans. There may be only so much growth left for Amazon’s current partners, while its delivery needs seem to have no limit in sight.

Delivery partners are considered outside contractors—the drivers who work for them aren’t Amazon employees. While they can technically do work for any company, Amazon provides partners with access to branded vehicles that can only be used for hauling Amazon packages. That employment set-up helps Amazon to compete with companies like FedEx, which also has third-party drivers at the wheel of its branded vans and trucks. And it saves Amazon the responsibility of providing drivers with benefits like health insurance.

That doesn’t mean Amazon has avoided using individual delivery drivers entirely. Since 2015, it has relied on them through its Uber-like Flex platform, where contracted drivers can sign up for shifts couriering Amazon packages for between $18 to $25 an hour before expenses. The program is likely cumbersome to run, says Cathy Morrow Roberson, the founder of the research and consulting firm Logistics Trends & Insights. She says companies shouldn’t depend on crowdsourcing for their entire last mile strategy, since it’s hard to plan around such a precarious workforce.

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Amazon Flex has also proven to be a public relations nightmare. A series of media investigations and first-person accounts have documented the grueling work that can come with delivering for Amazon, and how drivers must subject to the use of facial recognition.

Delivery partners, by contrast, can manage their drivers however they choose. That freedom may prove attractive to many current Amazon employees interested in starting their own company. Becoming a delivery partner could also be a smart business decision, especially since self-driving delivery services are still years away. While Amazon is quickly automating other parts of its supply chain, it will continue to need drivers ensuring that packages make it the last mile.

In the meantime, Amazon’s rivals are catching up: Walmart just announced it's going to provide next-day delivery too.

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