⬆️$87/Hour No Interview Jobs That Are Safe From AI

Hey guys, in this video I'm going to show you a bunch of no interview jobs that you could do that should be safe from AI here in the next few years. So if you're worried about doing something from home that AI might replace, even though there's a good chance it won't right away, here are some where you should be safe from AI for a very long time. So one type of work that I don't think is going anywhere anytime soon, I don't think AI is going to really impact this too much, it's basically pet sitting. Pet sitting can be done at one of the most popular websites for this, which is Rover. Rover allows you to do all sorts of different services. You can do boarding, house sitting, drop-in visits, doggy daycare, dog walking. You can also do training as well, which is a new thing. So here you can become a sitter, you can set your own schedule and prices, offer any combination of pet care services, set size, age, and other pet preferences. So if you wanted to do older, small dogs only or something, you could set that as a preference. The Rover guarantee basically ensures that if something were to happen to the pet while they're under your care, you have $25,000 in vet care reimbursement, and then you can manage your own schedule and everything. So you create a profile, you accept requests, and you get paid. The payments are ready for withdrawal within about two days of completing a service. So they pay you very fast as well. As far as the services you can offer here, as I mentioned, you have boarding, which is actually the highest paying. We'll get to a few estimates here in a minute because they don't tell you up front exactly how much you might be able to make. It can vary, but we'll look at some reviews. Dog walking is another thing you can do. Doggy daycare, which is kind of like people will bring their pet to you and you watch them while they're at work or school. House sitting and drop-in visits you stay with or check up on pets in their own homes. So you have to actually leave your home to do that. And then dog training, of course, if you are a credentialed trainer. You have to be a credentialed trainer to do that. But as you see, it says up to two times more money if you are someone who offers boarding, which is basically you take care of someone's pet overnight, sometimes for an extended period of time. So we're going to get to that. And if you look at reviews, if you look at how much you can actually make for Rover, you look at, say, the hourly pay for their different gigs here. If you look at walking dogs, pet sitting, a lot of these are between like the low teens to the mid to high 20s. Now, if you scroll down below and you look at dog boarding, you have 12 people who have submitted reviews. They have an average between $50 and $87 per hour. It seems pretty high, but on the official website, they do tell you that you can make two times more than people who don't offer boarding. And you may be able to offer multiple services at a time while the pet is under your care. And you can also probably care for multiple pets at a time from different clients. So then you start to see why this could actually pay quite a bit. Next, you have a company called Poplin. Poplin allows you to offer laundry services. This is another thing I don't see going anywhere anytime soon. If you need laundry done, it's kind of hard for AI to do that for you. If you wanted to outsource your laundry, obviously, we have washing machines and dryers. But if you can't really have AI fold your laundry and hang it up and actually transfer it from one machine to the other, things like that, there's just enough physical labor involved to where AI is probably not going to impact this anytime soon. And you can do this without an interview. So you can sign up and learn. They'll have the best practices for you to help you be as efficient as possible. They have videos you can watch. You accept the jobs that you want in your area. You pick up, launder, return, and repeat. Top 10 earners are around $5,800 a month. Top 100 around $2,500 a month. And then if you scroll down and see more information here, they're available in about 500 different cities across the US. The sign-up process is pretty easy, 18 years of age or older, eligible to work in the US, a method of being able to pick up or deliver orders. So you may have to have a form of transportation for that. You are your own boss. You're a contractor. The only materials you need are a smartphone, washer and dryer access, mode of transportation, and household items like laundry detergent, clear bags, labels, and a bathroom scale. How much you earn, again, will vary. But average earned per order is about $40. There is a minimum per order for customers. So you'll always earn at least $15 plus tips per order. So they say the average is $40 per order. And the average as far as hourly goes, according to reviews, you're looking at $24 to $45. You also see $24 to $35, $15 to $21, $16 to $23. So there's actually a pretty wide range here. But any of the top five or six on here, that's pretty much what they are. They're all pretty much the same thing. It's just, it may depend on where you live, you know, because some people are going to have more money than others. Some might require you to do more than others. It just depends. Another thing I don't really see going anywhere anytime soon is things that have to do with like assembly, household chores, like cleaning, lawn care, and outdoor manicuring of your yard, things like that. All of these can be done at TaskRabbit without an interview. So you can sign up to become a tasker at TaskRabbit. And here you can basically choose a category that is a particular type of work that you would basically offer. Like for instance, moving $51 an hour. If you do flooring $56 an hour. You have, like let's say, you can even do things from home like computer help. But obviously that's something that you would normally do at other websites. But if automotive help, they have all sorts of different things that you can do for people here in your local area. You get to be your own boss, work how, when, and where you want. Set your own pay rates and keep 100% of what you charge plus tips. And then you can grow from there. So you sign up, you build your profile, you verify eligibility, pay a registration fee, set your schedule, work area, and start getting jobs. So as far as how you get paid, they do direct deposit to a valid checking account, routing or IBAN number and billing address are required. So as you can see, you can easily make $50, $56, maybe even as high as $60 per hour in some cases, depending on the type of service that you offer. But again, anything related to doing things around the house, don't see that going anywhere anytime soon. AI is mostly going to focus on computer-based things right now at least. Now we also have a company called GigWalk. GigWalk is kind of a place where you can do retail audits and mystery shopping. The whole point of this is to gather data about shops. But you have to gather it as a potential consumer because AI is not a consumer. AI is literally just a computer program. There's no point in having AI try and do mystery shopping. AI cannot physically walk into a store and evaluate what it's like to have an experience in a store or in a location like a restaurant. So you need actual humans to do stuff like that. When you look at GigWalk, they have an app. It's very highly rated on Apple. It's a little bit lower rated on Google Play for whatever reason. But sometimes that's just the way apps are developed. So you have all sorts of different gigs. So when you sign up, you'll have a map that shows you gigs in your area. So it's going to be best if you live near a major city. You'll do an audit. You'll take pictures. You might scan some barcodes of items in the store. And then you'll complete the gig and get paid. Usually when you look at the map, it'll actually tell you kind of how much each gig pays you in your area. And you can click on it like this one says $62. And then you can go and complete that gig. It usually is only supposed to take a few minutes. They'll have a list of tasks. And then once you get done, you certify that you're at least 21 years of age or older and that you basically completed the gig. And they will pay you via your PayPal account as they tell you right there. So they have all sorts of different gigs. earn. I've seen some people say it's up to $100 per gig. But you do have an example here where they show you in a screenshot of a $62 gig. So you can at least see that that could be an option. And obviously, you'll probably have some that are quite a bit less than that as well. But it's something you can do where you are basically evaluating your experience in a store or you are taking pictures of physical items in a store, scanning barcodes, things that AI can't really do. Another thing that should be safe from AI for a while is delivering packages. So Amazon Flex is obviously one of the first websites that comes to mind when it comes to getting paid to deliver packages without a typical interview experience being required. It pays $18 to $25 per hour and is going to depend on your location, tips, how long it takes you to complete your deliveries and other factors. But what you do is you sign up. If you get accepted, you reserve blocks in your area. You take deliveries to each doorstep and then you get paid. Enjoy life and repeat. So this is one of those things that you just do it as an independent contractor on the sides best used as kind of like a side hustle. They have a lot of different cities where you can do this and you do need to be 21 years of age or older and have a valid US driver's license and social security number. A midsize or larger vehicle with insurance and an iPhone or Android smartphone as well as a bank account for them to pay you. Next, you have a company called Dolly. Dolly has specific services that should not be replaced by AI anytime soon until they have some really good humanoid robots that are coming out and basically all over the place. But Dolly is where you can actually get paid to do moving. They are actually owned by TaskRabbit now. I don't think that was originally who established this company, but I guess TaskRabbit bought the rights to Dolly. But either way, Dolly is basically a way for you to get paid for moving, which is something a lot of us have to do for friends and family and even coworkers from time to time as it is, especially if you're a guy a lot of time or if you're somebody who owns a truck. A lot of times you get asked to help out with stuff like that. So you can sign up to be a helper and get paid up to $35 an hour if you're just kind of an extra set of hands and you can lift over 75 pounds and assist helpers. A helper is someone who is a qualified vehicle driver and also moves things. So they earn up to an average of $50 an hour. So obviously the pay is very good here. Actually, their averages have actually gone up over the years. You can find Dolly's nearby in your local area, build your own schedule. So you can do this around your regular job or school if you need to. And then basically you get paid twice a week and keep 100% of your customer tips. So they have high payouts. They say top helpers on average earn like $1,000 per week. So this is something a lot of people can make some decent money on the side with. And you're basically in control of everything. So they have 45 different cities in the U.S. where you can do this right now. So they've been expanding over time. So you can see if you live near one of these major cities, as you can see on this map, you can check out Dolly and get paid to either be a helper or an extra set of hands to help people move things. Now you also should be okay when you're talking about getting groceries for people. Instacart is one of the main ones that allows you to do this, where you get paid to do grocery shopping on behalf of someone else. It's kind of like, you know, DoorDash or UberEats or something like that, except you're doing groceries instead of specifically like picking out food or delivering a package or taking people from point A to point B. So it's another gig economy type of app where you can get paid to do grocery shopping. It's going to be really hard for AI to do people's grocery shopping for them. Either way, there has to be people who deliver it physically from the store to your home. However you do that. You can order groceries obviously other ways, but there has to be a human involved in some form right now and going into the future. It's going to take a while before they're going to have, you know, robots or drones or anything like that that would actually be able to fully replace humans in this area. So you create an account. You must be at least 18 plus eligible to work in the U.S. and have access to a vehicle for deliveries. Set up an account with the app. Take photos of your driver's license and enter bank account info and then start earning money from there. So with this, again, it's not something you want to really rely on for full-time income, but, you know, many of their orders, as you can see, you might get paid, you know, $10 to $30 or something for orders. Some of them you might can complete a bunch of orders in a short period of time. And you can actually cash out your earnings as soon as two hours after completing a batch. If you qualify for instant cash out, you can shop when it works for your schedule, anytime you want and see the earnings up front. Choose which batches to accept. So again, you can see how much it's going to pay you up front before you actually accept it. Now you also have DoorDash. DoorDash, of course, is pretty similar to something like Instacart. It's not going to be replaced by AI anytime soon because you're basically, you have to have somebody who can go in a restaurant, pick up the order, pick up the right order, take it to a vehicle and transport it somewhere and then get out of the vehicle and drop it off on someone's doorstep or hand it to them depending on the options they chose. So DoorDash obviously isn't something you want to rely on for full-time income, but it can help you get by in between jobs. If you get laid off or something, or it can be a side hustle if you're in school or you're out for the summer or you need something outside your regular job because your expenses are going up. It's a great thing to do on the side and it's not probably going to get replaced by technology anytime soon, at least for the next few years. So you can work when you want, establish your own schedule. You can choose which orders you accept, but they do have like an acceptance rate that you need to keep. So you can't just only take the best valued orders. You want to have kind of your own standard of orders to take, but at the same time, you have to keep your acceptance rate fairly high. Otherwise, you won't be able to get the best orders. So you start earning quickly. You can actually cash out, I believe, the same day. You can cash out instantly depending on the options that you check for your profile. And so basically you have your base pay. You always earn base pay for any offer accepted on DoorDash. And then that goes based on estimated time, distance, and desirability of the offer. You also have tips. Customers using DoorDash can tip you anytime you choose to accept an offer. And most offers include a tip. You'll always receive 100% of that. And then you have promotions. Promotions like peak pay, challenges, and delivery streaks help you earn more. So they also have different promotions going on at different times where sometimes they pay you a little bit more than usual. And then you have streaks that you can do that will allow you to earn more and things like that. They actually will give you some of the stuff that you need to do the work, like a bag, basically, where you basically hold the food to keep it warm and everything. You have to be 18 years of age or older. Vehicles, car, scooter, bicycle, depending on where you live. In some states, you also have to be 19 years of age or older. And then you have to have your documentation for the U.S., driver's license, other form of ID, social security number for a background check, and things like that. So in terms of other things you might need, you really don't need anything else except maybe a smartphone to run the app on your phone. So you can actually get paid weekly with direct deposit to your bank account. You can also get paid daily with no fee. If you're a U.S. Dasher with DoorDash Crimson, no bank account required. It also offers U.S. Dashers 2% cash back on gas. They also have instant pay with DoorDash Crimson, get instant deposits for no fee and earn cash back on gas at the pump. So you have a few different levels where you can get paid faster, depending on the level of your profile. And because they don't necessarily tell you on that page, how much you might be able to actually make, because it does vary quite a bit. But if you look at DoorDash drivers, you can see the average being 22 to 33, 17 to 25, 15 to 23. So if you average anywhere around any of these ranges, don't be surprised. That's about what everybody else is making. Now, another thing that's kind of completely different than anything I've shown you so far is something called book reviewing. This is not something, again, you want to rely on for full-time income and is not really even an option for full-time income. It's something you mostly do on the side, unless you have your own business. But Kirkus Reviews, for instance, is one place where they do all sorts of book reviews. Been around a long time. And you can actually go and sign up as a book reviewer here and get paid to do it. I've seen estimates as high as $100 per book review, but they look for experienced reviewers for English and Spanish titles for their Kirkus Indies section. It's a book review magazine section dedicated to self-published authors. Reviews are in the same format and held to the same standards as other sections of Kirkus Reviews. So you might want to go back to the website, read through a few of these and look at the formatting of them, how long they are, the wording and see kind of what they usually accept here and feel like it can give you a sign of whether or not you feel like you can get accepted as a reviewer. Reviews are about 350 words due two weeks after the book is assigned. So you need to be able to go through a book pretty quickly. And luckily, the review doesn't have to be very long. They currently review nearly all genres for books of all lengths and digital hardcover and paperback. So then basically you just have to submit your resume, writing samples, specialties and all that to the proper email to basically be considered as a book reviewer here. But it's something where, again, I've seen estimates around like $50 to $100 per review. Some have even said more than that in some cases, but it's something you do just for extra money every once in a while. But that's not something that AI can really do. Why would you want a review from a machine about a book? A book is meant to be enjoyed by people, obviously. So it wouldn't do any good to have a machine review something like that. So last but not least, we have Playtest Cloud, which is a place where you can get paid to do mobile game reviews. This is a website where you don't really need to worry about getting replaced by AI. Because again, this is another thing where you have to have a human doing a review for something that's going to be bought and played by humans. A machine can break certain things down. AI is great at describing facts and things like that. But AI is not going to give a good opinion about a game, especially a game that's not already out, where it can't just curate a bunch of responses around the internet and come to a conclusion based on everybody else's responses. They need people that can test games that aren't even out yet. So therefore, AI is going to have a really hard time doing that. And also, you want reviews from humans because it's going to help you understand the experience you might have. A machine can't really relate to the human experience. So playtestcloud.com, you can sign up here. You can test mobile games. It's only a few minutes at a time. Doesn't take a lot of your time. And it's best used as a side hustle. So you can submit the signup form here, complete the qualification test, which is unpaid. But that will also teach you how to playtest properly. Once you qualify, you start getting more tests. So basically, that's what you do. You help game developers improve their mobile games. And as far as how you're going to get paid, you get paid about $9 for every test, which is only about 15 minutes per test. So obviously, that'd be an average of $36 per hour. But that doesn't mean you're going to average $36 per hour consistently because you would have to be able to get like four tests within an hour just to hit that. So most likely, you're not going to get a lot of tests all the time. So it's best to use it just like extra money for maybe something that you just happen to really enjoy. So hopefully, this was helpful. These are a few things that I think AI will probably stay away from impacting for a while if you need to make money and you're worried about that kind of thing. 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