13 Basic But Stable Work From Home Jobs That Are Always Hiring

listen up because I've got something that's going to change your life you know that feeling when you're scrolling through job boards and everything requires 5 years of experience or a PhD in rocket science it is too round on the top it needs to be pointy well today I'm going to share 13 basic but stable work from home jobs that are actually hiring right now and the best part you don't need fancy degrees or years of experience to get started so when I say these jobs are always hiring I mean they consistently have openings nice to be stuck in a miserable 9 to5 and that's when I became obsessed with finding legitimate remote work opportunities now let me be straight with you these may not be the most glamorous jobs in the world and they're also not get-rich quick schemes sounds like a get-rich quick scheme these are real stable jobs that companies are constantly looking to fill why because these roles have high turnover rates or growing demand or there's regular business expansion I'll take your entire Stu or in some cases it's because there's a seasonal spike in hiring and I'm not just talking about random gigs I'm talking about legitimate positions with Benefits what now before we dive into these changing opportunities do me a quick favor and gently tap that like button to defeat the evil YouTube algorithm trust me if you do it I'll make more videos like this and then we all win now the first one on the list is going to be a Ghost Rider and there are a million different ways to do this just as an example you could be a Ghost Rider that optimizes people's LinkedIn and their resumés you could be a ghost writer for actual books you could be a ghost writer on Twitter and you could even even be an online dating Ghost Rider yes this is actually a thing not bad not bad so you can think of yourself as a modern-day Casanova except instead of attending mask parties you're going to be crafting the perfect tender bio and there's lots of different ghost writing professions out there but if you don't believe me that this one specifically is an actual profession Megan is a professional dating ghost riter with 5 years of experience and she revealed that most of her clients are either busy professionals who struggle with writing or people who speak English as a second language and she says the key is matching each client's unique voice and personality not a bad way to make a living so yeah this is legit nice there's many different ways of making money as a Ghost Rider there are agencies out there that do ghost writing you can work for them so that would be more of a job of course you can also be a Ghost Rider as a freelancer you can do it part-time you can do contract work or you can even start your own ghost riding business but the main skill you need here is you have to be a really good writer obviously and yeah there's a lot of opportunities out there for ghost writing it's an entire industry right now and chances are a lot of your favorite authors actually do have ghost writers either write some of the book for them or just help them out next is going to be a customer email support specialist and this is an extremely stable option and in this position you'll make 38 to $56,000 a year and you can think of this as being a digital Problem Solver but here's the beautiful part no phone calls mhm that's true so let me share some real insights from the field I found this fascinating thread on Reddit where users shared their real experiences with chat support roles one user described handling chats in two languages simultaneously as initially fun and by the way that does give you an advantage if you are multilingual and they utilize sticky notes to quickly manage common scenarios and even Netflix in the background to keep from getting bored and the user appreciated the flexibility of the role like using wrap-up times for breaks highlighting it is one of the best work from home jobs they've ever had another user noted that although the role can be hectic especially when juggling multiple chats it's less stressful than phone support with much of the work being automated through responses and Clicks in other words you'll be helping customers through email only or chat only which means no awkward phone conversations and companies like Amazon apple and Microsoft are always hiring for these positions why because their customer base keeps growing and the best part about this job is you get full benefits in most cases also a stable schedule room for advancement and you can work from literally anywhere and here's a quick tip I've helped dozens of people land these roles and here's a secret learning basic keyboard shortcuts can make you 50% more efficient so make sure that you do that and during the interview process make sure you let them know that you actually can do that because they're going to know that you kind of have that Insight or knowledge automatically he's too dangerous to be left alive next is a super boring one no God but there's tons of opportunities out there and that is an insurance processor and you'll be making around 39 to $57,000 a year now quick story when I was a pharmacist I worked with insurance processors all the time and I actually love talking to these people because when Insurance wouldn't go through for one of my patients I would call them up and more often than not they could make it go through nice but it's not just health insurance there's lots of different Insurance opportunities out there and here's some Insider perspective on the field this person for instance says an experienced Insurance processor shared some key perks of the job they highlighted the ease of getting into the role with no prior experience necessary as comprehensive training is often provided and many enjoy straightforward tasks such as inputting numbers and basic math which makes the job less stressful and quite stable even enjoyable in some cases for those who thrive in a structured environment now another user confirmed that the ability to type quickly and handle basic math made the learning curve much easier for them and this role not only allows for stud work but it also gives you autonomy as long as performance goals are met of course and speaking of performance here's what you'll actually do review insurance claims verify coverage details process payments and reimbursements and help resolve billing issues and a fun fact is this industry is booming right now why because many Baby Boomers are retiring in massive waves and those are people who are going to be using Insurance a lot more often than not now as for skills needed you'll need basic attention to detail basic math skills and an understanding of insurance terms oh and good organizational skills too and that's pretty much it you're good to go and a quick tip for this one is most companies actually prefer candidates who show initiative through online learning and that's why you can actually upskill and earn certificates to boost your career and do it with a company like corsera and corsera basically partners with some of the biggest companies in the world and the companies tell them exactly what skills they need in the market and then corsera will make courses on those skills and so when companies see that you are upskilling and learning on a platform like corsera it's really impressive to them because it shows initiative and it's much cheaper than getting a $100,000 college degree or a $10,000 boot camp so check out the ones that I recommend in the description and the pin comment below and that's a special link that will give you 7 Days completely free to try it out next is the technical support Tier 1 agent and they make about 43 to $62,000 a year now let me share you some Insider perspective I found a compelling Insight from an IT automation engineer who reminisced about their days in tier one support it's pretty much break and fix stuff and every day brings a new challenge often with problems you've never encountered before and this constant variety means there's never a dull moment nice but no God on the everyday what do you actually do well you help people with basic Tech issues you ask them if they turn it on and off again guide users through troubleshooting steps document Solutions and you escalate complex problems to higher tiers and the best part most companies provide all the training you need completely free you're worth every penny so companies like Dell HP and Microsoft are constantly hiring why because let's be honest technology isn't getting any simpler and a great way to get into this is to take a certificate such as the Google It support professional certificate which I did an entire video on and you can check that out by clicking down in the description and the pin comment below next is an e-commerce listing specialist and if you've ever wondered who writes those Amazon listings that make you impulse by stuff at 3:00 a.m. well that's this position and they make $53 to $83,000 a year doing it so it's pretty good money now e-commerce is basically physical products So Physical products that sell online and of course somebody's got to write those descriptions now if you've ever wondered how people make a cheeseboard sound like some kind of magical item that everybody has to have and somehow make it sound like it's different than every other cheeseboard out there and that it's going to completely change your life and just make life worth living again well that's exactly what these guys and gals do they're essentially ensuring that when you see an Amazon ad for your favorite makeup you're compelled to buy and this isn't just about putting products online it's about creating listings that convert browsers into buyers involving strategic content creation SEO optimization copyrighting and handling promotions so yeah super important skill to learn is it possible to learn this power lots of Need for this online this one's pretty solid Jimmy this some serious going Ma next is the real estate transaction coordinator so do you want to work in real estate without dealing with crazy house showings at midnight ain't nobody got time for that well let me introduce you to the real estate transaction coordinator and they make about $48 to $78,000 per year now Finance is the biggest industry in the world but real estate basically fits within finance and some would actually argue that real estate on its own is the biggest industry that's why it's the go so it's not a surprise here that you can make pretty good money even at an entry level role now let me share a story I found on Reddit this person started as an assistant to Realtors and now thrives as an independent contractor and they were initially paid hourly and then by salary and they evolved to charging $400 per transaction so transaction coordinators or TC's are often independent contractors making the job flexible ible and financially rewarding based on the volume of transactions handled so with 87 deals you could earn about $34,100 showcasing how your earnings directly reflect your hustle so what do you actually do you basically handle paperwork lots of it no God and you coordinate between buyers Sellers and agents and you manage transaction timelines and ensure nothing falls through the cracks so think of yourself as the air traffic controller of real estate deals now the required skills here are organization like really good organization communication abilities basic understanding of real estate terms and calendar management every single real estate agent needs someone like you and there are over 3 million active real estate agents in the us alone so think about it have you or your family ever been involved in a real estate transaction next is an order management specialist and these are the Wizards behind the curtain that make things that you order online show up on your doorstep the next day and they make about $49 to $773,000 a year and this is a very important position because it's one of the reasons that Amazon was able to completely dominate the e-commerce market and I found an insightful comment from a user explaining the diversity and impact of this role within the supply chain they mentioned that the scope of the job can vary significantly depending on size and structure of the company and even within different regions of the same company but generally as an order management specialist you're not processing orders you're at the heart of the supply chain so here's what you'll actually do process customer orders track shipments handle inventory management and resolve order issues and the best part every major company needs these Specialists Amazon Walmart Target they're all constantly hiring and the skills needed are basic computer skills attention to detail problem solving ability and a customer service mindset and a bonus here is during the holiday seasons you can make up to 30% more with overtime and bonuses now I know what you're thinking Shane these jobs sound great but how do I actually stand out when applying now I've got something special for you I've created a guide called the six-step remote work portfolio website that you can build in a single weekend and this is one of the secrets and this is my system to helping hundreds of people get these jobs and it's completely free down in the description and the pen comment below so definitely check it out because these are going to help you land just about any job on this list or even jobs that are not on this list next is a product description writer so this is very similar to the one that I talked about earlier but they actually make a little bit more about 51 to $95,000 a year and I came across a seasoned writer who shared their experience working with various brands from Craft supplier to Major electronic retailers and they reveal that the work is steady for extended period and bigger brands are significantly more specific in their requirement though they do tend to pay better and this shows that while the demands may be higher the financial rewards are too and basically you're going to be writing compelling product descriptions research product features create benefit Focus content and optimize four search engines and you can almost think of yourself as a digital salesperson who never has to actually talk to anyone so yeah another really good one I thought I'd throw in there nice next is a benefits Administrative Assistant now if you've ever wondered who actually knows how to decode those confusing health Insurance document codes meet the benefits administrative assistant and they make about 46 to $64,000 a year now from a recent post on Reddit we gathered some golden advice for excelling in this crucial role first of all be a good listener always listen carefully and take meticulous notes the landscape of benefits can change and staying updated is key to your success also be open to feedback Your Role is to ensure employees get the most out of their benefits being open to feedback is essential and it helps you serve them better next utilize resources Google and YouTube are your friends and if you're stuck on how to do something in Excel Outlook or word these tools can be invaluable in finding Solutions before reaching out to help now here's what you'll actually do help employees understand their benefits process enrollment forms handle benefits related questions and maintain employee records and the Beautiful part you're basically getting paid to help people get the most out of their benefits so skills needed here are organizational skills attention to detail basic computer knowledge and patient explanation abilities so yeah another pretty solid one oh my God next is a chat support agent and this one is pretty similar to email support makes about 36 to $52,000 per year and you do a lot of the same thing you just do it over chat instead of email and 92% of customers actually prefer chat Support over phone calls and companies love it too because it's much easier to facilitate so yeah not going to spend too much time on that one it's basically the same as email support but just over chat next is going to be a claims documentation specialist and I know this one sounds super boring just like a lot of the ones on this list but they do make about $43 to $64,000 a year and I came across a fascinating Insight from someone who's actually done this for about 10 years and they explained that their role isn't just about managing insurance claims or health documentation it's about ensuring the documentation is precise enough for coders to assign the correct icd10 diagnosis and procedure codes and they love their work and now Thrive as a CDI consultant focusing on optimizing reimbursement through accurate documentation now here's what you'll actually do review insurance claims process documentation verify information and make sure everything's legit and the cool part you're basically an insurance detective who gets to work in pajamas what and insurance claims are increasing 12% year-over-year so this job definitely is not going anywhere anytime soon now if you haven't done it already hit the like button hit the Subscribe button tons of people out there end up finding jobs just through this channel alone so you don't want to miss out on that so click like and click subscribe next is an e-commerce catalog coordinator now if you ever wondered who makes sure that you don't order a small shirt that turns out to be bigger than your house stop it some help well that's this position and they make about $51 to $74,000 a year now here's something I found on LinkedIn Brian Miller who's actually a vice president with the extensive experience in major companies like Amazon explains the crucial role of catalog coordinators they basically work alongside product managers marketing teams and vendors to ensure the accuracy consistency and appeal of product information in cataloges and they use sophisticated software Tools catalog coordinators are responsible for creating editing and uploading essential data including descriptions price features and specifications but your job doesn't stop there it involves close coordination with photographers designers and copywriters to perfect product images and texts beautiful and it's kind of like being the director of an orchestra making sure every note plays perfectly in tune for the Shopper needs now that's what I'm talking out so yeah e-commerce isn't going anywhere lots of opportunities there this one's really good too nice next one on the list is going to be a customer success associate and in this role you make about $49 to $76,000 a year so this should not be confused with a customer service agent customer success Associates basically play a supporting role for customer success managers and their tasks are integral to the customer support process and they often earn significantly more than a typical customer service role because with customer success you're typically working very closely with high ticket clients and these are clients who could be worth tens or even hundreds or even millions of dollars a year and so you're more focused on building long-term relationships with those clients but you are doing kind of a customer service type role but you're doing it with a lot less clients and you're actually building a relationship with them and a rapport with them over time and the awesome part you're basically getting paid to make people happy you can do it and the reason that companies pay so much for this is because companies pay up to 25 times more to get a new customer than to keep an existing one yeah that's true and that's why this role is so valuable and you know what's interesting about all these roles that we've covered they're all about helping people solve problems and that's exactly what I want to help you do with your own expertise because one of the most common questions I get all the time is Shane these jobs are great but the job that I really want is becoming a YouTuber and that's why I created a special guide called monetize yourself turn your pain into profits and this guide is completely free just click the link in the description and the pin comment below and by the way if you want a high paying remote job I actually made a video where I went over 21 of the highest paying ones and you can check that out by clicking right here