21 Highest Paying Work From Home Jobs (Without A Degree)
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Earn money online even though you don't have a degree. In this video, I'll be sharing 21 highest paying work from home jobs (without a degree) for anyone looking for some ways to make money online. Gone are the days when companies, clients, or agencies only hired people with a degree.
With the right skills and knowledge, you can actually land a remote job even though you're not a degree holder. That's why I made this video for people without a degree to have an idea of what type of work from home jobs they can apply for. Finish the video so you can start applying for the highest paying work from home jobs that don't require a degree.
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Sources and further readings for jobs and college degrees:
bls.gov (bureau of labor statistics)
Glassdoor.com
linkedin.com
2:00 Copyrighting
3:57 Social Media Operations
5:12 Web Development
6:41 Tech Sales
8:45 Digital Marketing
10:25 IT Help Desk/ IT Security Specialist
11:46 Travel Agent
12:57 Graphic Design
14:32 Video Editing
16:34 Insurance Agent
17:24 Data Analyst
19:05 Creative Director
20:27 Claims Adjusting
21:33 Instructional Design
23:29 SEO Specialist
24:20 Executive Assistant
23:35 Virtual Recruiter
26:45 Link Building Specialist
28:12 Online Tutor
29:42 Quality Assurance Analyst
30:49 Software Developer
hello, I'm a software developer(PL/SQL developer)
Thank you for taking the time to do this!
Are these for under 18?
AI apps are your competitors, good luck!
God bless you, I hope you get restful sleep at night
I make 60k base with uncapped commission in tech sales. I got into this field with no degree and I get to work from home as well. So Shane is definitely spot on with his take
how would you recommend getting into it?
How did u get in?
any tips on how to get in?
Employer name? Or competitor? 😂
After graduating HS I got a gig selling cars at Carmax, doing that for two years got me into an entry level tech sales job as a SDR. I’ve been doing it for a year and a half and absolutely love it. I personally would recommend course careers because it took me a year of grinding at 45k to get hired out of my contract and land a full time job with my client. Where I personally know people who are making 60k+ after doing course careers in 3-4 months
Wanna throw it out there that I'm a fresh graduate and got a business systems analyst remote job that pays me $63,500. You guys should consider this position. They didn't care much about my degree.
What did they care about if you don’t mind me asking?
What exactly do you do?
If experience was they were looking for, what type did you have?
What courses and books would you recommend for absolute beginners?
Thank you so much Shane for sharing. My roommate and I are both nursing assistants and working nights cleaning and caring for 18 to 20 patients per 12 hour shift is exhausting. Sometimes the patients we work with are violent, and work injuries have occurred, too. I come home crying and stressed with back aches. :( Thank you for sharing these tips. We will be trying some of these make money from home gigs.
I hope you get one of these jobs. Yeah healthcare can sometimes take its toll on you. Best of luck!
11:35
Côté d l voire..Abidjan 14:48
that sounds really tough but you are really helping people with that. i was amazed at how hard the nurses were working at the hosptals when i was helping my mom fight cancer for 11 years.
@jeantuite-actress--imdb thanku for your response. It's not easy and having to care for a loved one isn't easy either especially with cancer you seem really resilient.
Some clarity on Insurance Agent: It is NOT something you just jump into overnight. You have to take training to become licensed first. And that takes some financial input upfront. Once you pass the testing and get licensed - you find a company to sell for.
92% don’t make it
and it's among the hardest types of sales to do, if you really like to learn sales techniques there is no better place to learn, then go to a higher profit place and sell there you'd be their star.@@MamaJayde
Exactly. ...
Same for claims adjuster. Along with state licensing requirements and multiple regulations, many companies are understaffed due to high burn out and overworking. Claim load and high call quantity is difficult to manage. Not to mention claim closure matrix, customer satisfaction (when they refuse to accept they caused the accident) while controlling claim expenses to keep the share holders stock happy is all difficult to juggle. FYI - no one is every happy about being in an accident or ultimately happy with the claims process. Shops are backed up, parts delays are industry standard, and telling an insured their rental coverage only covers 30 days on a 45+ day repair means they are out of pocket for the rest.
Save your sanity and your soul and avoid this industry. The industry is crashing due to increasing environmental catastrophe claims (hurricanes, wild fires, floods, hail/tornado, etc).
Not only that it's often 100% commission. You only get out what you put in and it takes time to start earning income.
I found my perfect profession thanks to this video. Until now, I had no idea what Instructional Design was, but now watching videos about it feels like destiny. This is a dream I will pursue. There aren't enough words to thank you, Shane. God bless you!
Hi! I absolutely feel the same! Did you manage to get a job or learn towards Instructional Design since your comment? How did it work out for you?
Hey!!! I'm a copywriter and I'm curious where I can land myself a good job in copywriter. Any idea, please share.
How did you learn? )
Thanks for sharing Shane. This is extremely useful and valuable information. I greatly appreciate you taking the time to share.
Most of these require a full fledge bachelors degree. And even with a bachelors in computer science, it’s not easy to get your first job as a software developer, cyber security professional, or data analyst.
So, not getting a degree puts you at a disadvantage. Getting a degree still offers no guarantee. Nice 🙄
@@midknightmiddleman5887not true for IT, certs and experience open the doors
thats the deal sadly@@midknightmiddleman5887
Insurance agent and adjusting both require state licensing and company sponsorship along with CE needed to keep it active. State regulations vary. Rates are going up and many customers are angry. A lot of companies are not writing new business now and several are pulling out of various states completely. Auto repair is plagued with industry wide parts delays. Industry is full of burnt out employees and revolving door employers with more managers making additional guidelines and creating more work just to justify their positions.
I don't want to turn anyone away from Tech Sales if it's something they're excited over. But I took the course and tried for a month to get at least an interview. Zero, zip, crickets. So I moved on and now I'm an IT Help Desk guy. :)
what's your starting pay and region? how long did it take you to finish the IT course?
I'm in rural Iowa, USA, I finished the IT course in a month, and my starting pay is $21/hr full time plus benefits@@cartel_papi
he really is the careers advisor a lotta kids need right now
(also respect to shane for showing digital marketing some love early on lol)
I got into life insurance for the last 2 years and i can vouch it is absolutely soul sucking.
Especially chargebacks
High Quality Content right here. Great advice!
I think you have a great team, as your videos are genuine and don't have the visual and scripting hallmarks of many click-baity sketchy "financial advice" ads and videos here on UA-cam.
Plus, the advice you give is really awesome.
I'm really glad I found your channel.
Thanks for the kind words. Stay tuned for more videos.
@@ShaneHummus No worries. Keep up the good work 💯👍 👍
Many people's eyes 👀 opened up when they started working remotely
Once you go remote it's hard to go back lol
Thank you for all your efforts, you doing a great job.
Hi, I just found your channel and I want to say what a breath of fresh air you are. I’m a 63-year-old female, who unfortunately had to leave my job because of a disability. I’m looking for something new working from home until I’m about 67. I don’t want to start a new career because by the time I I’m fully retrained I’ll be ready to retire. You have very good information you’re sharing on your channel and I appreciate you very much. I can see why you have so many subscribers. Diane
Checking in a month later. I am in a similar boat. Have you had any luck?
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Thank you so much for what you're doing and being so inspiring! I recently lost my WAH job of 16 years and I am trying to familiarize myself with new programs so I can get another job soon!
Hope you got something. Buy never rely on one skill. Improve on the one u got and learn new skills. So u can provide multiple services.
Truly appreciate your honesty, and help.
Left a long time Sys Admin job almost 4 years ago to pursue my passion in Fire, Rescue and EMS. I still LOVE my Profession and will continue it until retirement, but I cant help but feel a draw back to IT and the idea of a remote part time or maybe full time job in-between my shifts would help stave off EMS burn out doing OT as well as satisfy 2/3 of my professional goals. NICET and Revit are my other goals....
Im 20 and an associate in Product Management making 80k base and 88k-92k total comp. Really just requires a base level of understanding of technology and some social skills. You have to become more familiar with tech as the job goes on to adapt to changes in the tech industry and how it affects the product.
If you don't mind me asking, how did you get to be an associate PM? Did you do any courses or bootcamps?
Hi , I'm glad I read your comment. It's encouraging. I humbly request your help so that I can also do some work online. I will really appreciate your help. Thank you
Lucky you
Did it a require a diploma or a certificate ?
Do you think is posible to land a job in Product Management living outside the US? I live in Venezuela for example. And how do i find good online bootcamps to have an anitial knowledge to start. And most important how do i find companies to hire me. I dont know how to find that online, what tools are good for that?
In most states, you have to take a state license to be any kind of Insurance Agent and Claims Adjuster.. I will personally tell you it's not that easy and Claims is even more difficult .. I absolutely hate Insurance lol
After a year in claims I feel your pain. I want to move on but just don't know where to go
I hate insurance companies...they cheat and suck the life blood out of their customers.
Hello Shane,
I have always had a nack for technology and figuring out why they are broken and being able to fix them. I have unfortunately never managed to get into IT as a career despite my efforts and event getting a couple of different certifications such as CCNA, Oracle Certrified DBA, and the Oracle Certified PL/SQL Developer (although all certifications have long been expired now) but I am now giving it my 120% to get into the cloud industry. For this reason, I have started studying for my AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam. What would be your best advice on getting freelance projects so that I can gain some experience and extra cash on the side?
The retention editing in your video has me hooked because I can never sit for videos
Very Informative .Thanks
TY, I like your style in explaining all of these things, God Bless You!! Helping all & teaching us so Patiently😇🥰👍
Thanks for your kind words!
Graduated last year and planning on going to college this spring season for softball, downside is I've had epilepsy for the past 10 years. Just finding a job that could be on the side or full time instead of wasting time studying the wrong topic, if you know what I mean. It's just easier remote because i can't drive and I'd always loved the idea of traveling the world. Thanks so much for the video!
I get it. I have had seizures off and on since my early teens. I have not mentioned the seizure issue more than once to make sure I was not turned down. That being said, my seizure issue comes and goes. I may be good for a couple years, or I may have multiple a week for a week's or months. It is beyond frustrating.
Thank you this was extremely informative
Thank you Shane for these tips
20:28 Claims adjuster. You must have your insurance license for property and casualty (home and auto first) before taking course for claims adjuster. If you look at my previous post a handful of minutes ago you may get some insight on insurance in general. Everyone I spoke to about the testing for P&C said it was the hardest test they have ever taken. I’d strongly agree on that. I did pass first time (no clue how… never expected that even during the testing) but MANY people have to take this test 5/6 x or more before passing. Be very prepared to study your A$$ of at home, on a computer, by yourself and know you may have to take the test more than once or twice. I’d strongly suggest you read my previous post as much more is covered.
On top of that, it won't be over just home. It will cover inter coastal shipping product shipping, crops and drought/storm loss, multiple types of dwellings, overlapping coverage of home and outbuilding structures, injuries on commercial property/home/auto. I have had to take it twice now (lapsed after the first time due to company not needing it or covering the CE to maintain it) and passed both times but be prepared for about 2-3 weeks of training, a 200 question, timed test with very long situational questions and answers.
Awesome video, breakdown and explanantion
I love your story! I am so stressed, burned out, and absolutely hate going into the office in our crime riddled disgusting downtown core. This channel gives me hope.
Some good stuff in this video, lots of helpful hints.
I have to comment through on number 17. Sadly, most recruiters out there have very little experience in recruiting, especially in the tech sector. Recruiters are a dime a dozen these days and a lot of companies will outsource recruitment overseas. Often these recruiters are not as fluent in English as maybe they should be, have harsh accents which make them hard to understand and have little to no knowledge in the field they are recruiting for. Almost anyone can be a recruiter as it takes little experience.
Thank you for your videos! I watched this video a few days ago. I got a job interview today for a customer service representative remote. It's for a pharmaceutical company. I will be an independent contract. I don't know the pay just yet. I'm completely excited for this! I can work from home while my kids are in school and work on my own schedule. I have 20+ years working in the customer service industry. Mostly hospitality. Thanks again 👍👍
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Happy for you ❤
Thank you for this video.
With the way things are nowadays it’s probably best not o assume we are all 18 years old.
Thanks! This is where I am...I am a CPA and CMA, but I became so burned out to the point of mental breakdown. Started my own firm in Feb 2023, but people seem to think it is a minimum wage so I am entertaining other options :)
I got a shit ton of value from this video appreciate you big dog 💪
Based on the search that I've made on the youtube, and on the title of your video, I rank your video 10 out of 10. It is just perfect. No words for your energy and efforts that you put in this video. Thanks a lot Shane. May God bless you more. Aaameeen.
your channel is one of the best one i've ever found!
@Shane Hzmmus,
Thanx for the video Could you pls share more details on AI tools that seem to be necessary these days for most of these online jobs you talk about in this video and AI-related jobs in general?
I'm a software developer and I was not before (working as a receptionist in hotels) and no it's not "easy" to learn software development !! Be careful before you quit your actual job ! Learn software development first in your spare time and get certified and find a first job as a software developer before quitting your actual job.
Please do your own research and don't trust/believe what a UA-cam video tells you without any doubt.
Good luck
I'm switching to DevOps right now and I can tell you : you can't learn right away to do DevOps or devsecops without really studying it and being certified. It's not easy to understand unless you are working in IT already and this takes a certain time.
Really be aware of that and don't just trust/believe a UA-cam video that tells you it's easy.
Good luck
Imposter syndrome is a lie 🎉 I’m a developer and it definitely changed my life.
I sell insurance over the phone - dental/vision in particular- you don't need a degree but you do need a license. I worked it part time from my garage and I Pulled in 20k in 2022. It can be lucrative but you gotta hustle a whole lot and do your own marketing.
Thank you this is so inspiring. I am 48 years old and have been a working professional since age 20. I have so many skills. But now I have started a school in Asia as a hobby for three years and at this point i wish to relocate over there. It is a must that I find some way to support myself online. I worked three years in a hospital in case management data. Have good technical writing skills. I can type 100WPM. Good with excel and so much experience in all kinds of research, customer service, sales, business analysis, bookkeeping etc. I want some job where I am supporting some team, project or company in a valuable way while able to work remotely from Asia.
Glad you like the video! Thanks for sharing your story and best of luck
I LOVE your channel! I've just completed my tech sales bootcamp and loved it! Now I want to start applying to tech sales job with a very important requirement: I want it to be a job that I can work from anywhere, not remotely. They are not the same. If a job says "remote" they mean remote in the U.S. Would you be so kind as to do a video about jobs that specify "work from anywhere'. I still want to travel and work in tech sales, but I'd like to do it, sometimes, for a week or so in another country. Thank you!
Where did you do your bootcamp?
How did it go?
Going to comment here and assume you’re American… Realistically, the only ‘work from anywhere’ jobs in tech sales will be Market Development Reps and Inside Sales Reps. Anything field sales (which, frankly, is where the big bucks are) likely requires you to go on-site at least a few times a year, and you would have to run the numbers yourself to see if the cost of living delta to constantly fly back to the US on your dime is worth it. If you took a regional territory with affordable flights or driving to a lower cost of living country (especially one with favourable tax burden), you might be able to make it work.
If I move back to Los Angeles maybe I should be a travel agent. You really cover a lot of career territory here. Great channel!
Even if you don't need a degree with these jobs, they still come with a skill set. Can you develop these skills while on the job? If not, how would you advise acquiring them? For example, should you work with tutors or take certain classes online? If so, do you have any recommendations? I thought your video contained excellent advice overall, minus this key information.😊
Very helpful, thank you.
From someone who sells insurance, I had to laugh at how he said "whole life" with such distain. Whole life is a great product just like term. Both have their place, just depends on the clients age and situation. I love the channel by way. There's a ton of great info in these videos
Travel agents were a thing in the 80's and 90's; but that type of work died out. I am surprised it still exists. The job was as you explained it. You find out what people want to do and you offer up a package either you or a company put together. I admit the idea sounds like a fun job to be passionate about, but good luck finding or starting it.
Edit: Like the travel agent, a few of the jobs you mentioned, have been taken over by online apps. You no longer require someone to do the job the web app can. Recruiter is the other I am thinking of. There are many recruiter services on the web. You don't need to hire someone to do that. You just pay a small fee to put your add on their website.
16 year olds are getting call backs before me, a IT bachelor degree holder, marine corps vet.😂
should have done the cisco skill bridge if it was available
turns out the marine corps was useless
Oh Hun, you're home, now. You only matter for more votes and funding, now. You know that most of the "bums" on the streets need to be thanked for their service, too. Probably first because the government gave them mental illness and just.... let them loose to die in a mental war in the gutter. At least you still CAN work.
And look at your benefits better. They suck and really you need outside insurance for health and life or your family is going to be very disappointed.
Aint that a bitch just keep your head man u will find away
Thank you so much for what you do, Shane! I am an RN and have worked in the Medical field for over 30 years. I could retire now but plan on working until I am 70 (because I will get over $900/mo more from Social Security if I retire at that age). I am active, healthy, and look much younger than my age. I want to find a job that I can do remotely because I really don't have the best retirement plan despite my years of working. Over the past 10 years I have not liked where health care is going. Greedy corporations have taken over and, as a result, many people have lost sight of the purpose of Healthcare: Care or caring for others. And then, of course, COVID kinda nipped it in the bud for me. I really would love to find a remote job where I can help to change healthcare to a primary focus of compassion for others and genuine caring.
You're welcome and thanks for sharing your story. You might want to check out these videos if you are looking for a remote job:
10 Companies Always Hiring Work From Home Jobs (Worldwide)
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17 Work From Home Job Companies Always Hiring! (Worldwide)
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19 Best Fully Remote Jobs Hiring Now (WORLDWIDE)
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Hope these help.
Yay! Thank you both. Resources for days 🙌🏼🎉
Butter! Thank you for sharing this video.
You're like the Caleb Hammer of getting a job. I just watched all your job list videos. Makes me want to quit my current job and start a new career
Really great video thank you! Also the edits are 🔥😂
Appreciate it!!
Cybersecurity actually needs more people. Though you do need at least CompTIA certificates for it at the least.
I so relate. I'm also a pharmacist and these 13 to 15 hour shifts are brutal.
This one girl I know us a pharmacist and she works from home, doing prescription checks and research. You should look into that. She loves it
Someone close to me is a senior software developer working remotely. Started out doing web developing, but in just a few years was promoted to a senior role. They make over $100,000K a year so definitely a good career choice for the right person.
I appreciate that you showed companies that I’ve actually heard of. I didn’t realize that searching for remote jobs would be more streamlined if you looked on the company’s website, not indeed. Thank you!
Happy to help!
All the jobs you mentioned requires high education and skills.. mostly for professionals... how about for ordinary people like us? Are there any jobs from home we can jump into?
Do you have a video talking about being an independent contractor and doing your own taxes? I feel like no one mentions this when they make these work-at-home videos. If someone doesn't realize they have to take care of their own taxes doing some of these jobs they actually may forget to even take are of it properly and then be in big trouble. We're so used to companies just taking care of it for us if we are employee status.
Thanks for these ideas 🥳
Stay tuned for more!
A few words for Software Engineering :
The learning peak of Software Engineering is STEEP. Heavy time investment is needed in the beginning and then ofc it levels off.
Learning never stops, so you're constantly researching, reading, working, non-stop mostly everyday to keep up with the tech. Most people have no interest in this thus fail.
I would rate this 3/10. Not for most people and most will not achieve this.
I certainly have no interest in it because, being in actual engineering, I see the rubbish software that becomes the industry standard solely because it hit at the right time, not because it's actually any good. I couldn't live with my conscience doing such a poor job and there's no living in producing a better version when the crappy one is already established.
digital marketing too
Thank you!!! I'm a software engineer too and I agree so much with your comment.
Data analyst and DevOps or devsecops are even worse in terms of learning them when you're not in this field already.
@@nadbwah282 Yeah, its like the cyber security starting jobs. Like sure, entry level is 80k, but there really isn't such a thing as an entry level cybersecurity job. You have to at lease start out in some lower level 40-50k IT job first. Especially if you don't have a degree.
@@TonyRuleif you work in Operating Systems or platform engineering, it’s a MUCH better fit for a true engineer than becoming a web developer. It also likely pays much closer to physical engineering too, so many do that for fun and then do app dev to pay for it.
Thank you so much! You have changed my life .
You're welcome. Happy to help.
If you show enough skill with no degree, employers love it because they know you will stay and be grateful for the job, and they can keep wages low and you satisfy the bare minimum to do the job.
This is the BEST channel on the internet. Thanks 👍😊
Thanks! Love the support
This video made me anxious.
Thank you!
Insurance is not quite that simple!
Life insurance requires a license as dose autu & health
Most employers will not hire you until you have the license. It took me about 3 months to get my auto insurance license.
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I disagree with IT help desk/ IT security specialist. it does require college, and in many instances MANY certificates. My two cents (14 years of experience in IT field.)
Also in IT and have been for about 7 years. From my experience neither of those require a degree to get into. Certs however are of great value. I will acknowledge depending on what you're trying to do in IT and the company you may be written off for a position for simply not having a degree. I imagine however you just end working for companies that don't care about degrees when it comes to IT
True, I've searched for IT jobs in most job boards and they all require at least a B.A in computer science.
Actually, Shane is 100% correct. At the time, I was a 28 year old single mom, a HS grad and landed my first job in mid-market Telecom & Equipment Sales w/Sprint in NOLA making $60k per year. I knew absolutely nothing about technology at the time; however, I had a proven track record in a different field of consistently making & exceeding revenue targets YOY. Sprint taught me everything I needed to know. At night I attended a tech school and worked on my first Cisco Certification.
THIS is why companies will hire you. I told the VP in my interview, “I have no clue what you sell here, but I can guarantee I will be one of your most successful Sales people by year’s end”. I went on to work for the Big 3 in Telecom ultimately landing a job with AT&T Wholesale in the Northeast making $160k per year selling to companies billing in excess of several hundred thousand per month in Telecom.
I regularly went up against Yale & Harvard grads and beat them. There are several ways to educate yourself in both Sales & Tech without having to go to college or spending large sums on Bootcamps. Employers hire people that are hungry, have confidence and who have the ability to sell themselves.
Don’t ever be discouraged by job descriptions! If you can perform 70% of the job requirements, then apply! Certifications are an excellent way to educate yourself & an accepted way of demonstrating your technical abilities. Certifications will trump BS degrees in most cases as degrees can’t possibly teach the most current, bleeding technologies.
Finally, it’s the keywords in your cover letter and resume that will help you bypass the “bots”. Companies are happy to train the right candidates. What can’t be taught is work ethic, integrity and confidence. I was always nervous walking into an interview; however, I swallowed that fear and clearly & concisely articulated why it would be the biggest mistake of their lives not to hire me. You got this! Believe in yourself and what you are capable of doing💪🏼!
I plan to attend a digital marketing boot camp to get jobs in digital marketing as well as sales.
I’m taking a class in video editing as for starters my self taped acting auditions need work as well as my you tube channel videos. It’s seems so fascinating especially how they edit with close ups and long shots and wide shots or with music etc
Thank you. In school both Ms. Psychology. And Software Engineering learns frontend and backend with Flat Iron.
Dear Shane: YOU ARE A GODSEND! Thank you for taking the time to serve your community and make this video for the rest of us! Godspeed!
Thank you! Appreciate your support.
Hey Shane, getting a ISTQB certification is a huge bonus also
12:02 I moved out to Oahu about three years ago. Met a guy who is a full time Uber driver but is a travel agent whenever he feels like it. Specializes in Hawai’i but specifically Oahu. It can be lucrative
I've been thinking about becoming a travel agent focusing on Cruise lines. I have no degree and no work experience due to being disabled. I'm working with Vocational Rehab now to help me get into the workforce with support.
Can you make a video about people who are constantly on the road, live in vans, cars etc what are some companies that dont require office space/ hard wired computer?? THANK YOU!
Any tips on how to write a proper letter of applications and how to present yourself during interviews?
Just ask chatgpt for this kind of stuff bro, we are in the future already you need to take advantage of AI
ChatGPT
Hand write your resume in crayons.
Preferably Fuschia as it is considered the most "artistically professional " color.
Next , relieve yourself in any and all plants in the lobby and/or waiting room.
Finally , When meeting the interviewer do not extend your hand to shake , instead , and this is crucial to securing you in their memory to stand out among all other candidates , sneeze in his or her face .
This is considered a "High Honor" among both those in Secret Societies such as Skull and Bones and Corporate Management.
If this does not get you your desired position , try again and repeat all steps.
Eventually you will find the right "fit" for you and your future employer.
Good luck in your future endeavors !
16 should be a 0/10, your chances of landing that job as an executive assistant is 0 unless you know an executive, or your related to an executive. His example of the person that got the job under a big producer probably has parents that donated a building to the producers favorite collage, or made a 100 million dollar donation to their favorite political candidate. I used to work at a job one of my family relatives stream lined me into getting for a big Hollywood studio, and I was friends with the ladies in the hiring department, and she showed me a stack of 1000s upon 1000s of unviewed applications. The only people that got jobs were those that the people in the positions pushed for them to hire. If your Dad runs Disney, then yes that is a 10/10, but there is a 1/330 million chance that is you, lol.
Can you make a video about career change let’s say from sales to another job?
Nice job man
Thanks!
Much appreciate your videos 🎉 I am a pharmacy technician. The pharmacy industry is just getting worse by the day. Glad you got out! I’ll follow your torch 😅
You can do it!
Most of these job titles require a degree and/or experience so the title of this video makes no sense.
Can any of these jobs be don’t after my 9-5? For example, in the evenings or on my days off? I too would like the remote job freedom some day but I’m not ready to leave my job just yet, I want something set in stone first 🥺
Pharmacy used to be an excellent gig. Sure there were weekends and some nights, but you'd do a 40 hour week. Get a great 6 figure salary and nice 5 figure bonus (more if they offered profit shared behind the counter). Then salaries dropped, bonuses got reduced and you were on 60+ hour grinds. I wished I didn't take on the 7 years of college debt, I never ended up practicing Pharmacy instead ending back up in a banking role (buying BCD collateral and doing loan sales) and later getting my Computer Science BS to jump into Network Engineering. At least I finally paid off all my college debt about 10 years ago in my 40's.
Very similar for chiropractic. At least Pharmacists still avg higher salaries.
@@brentreeve7554 I think based on friends (two are doctors of Chiro.) they have much better work life balance than the typical pharmacists. Friends that are in retail pharm. sort of hate their jobs, a couple were able to start their own stores and are much happier.
I had a friend who worked in a pharmacy for CVS I think as a pharmacy tech. She had the upper management come in to view their pharmacy. They asked if she thought she could handle more volume ( she was already one of the fastest among her co-workers). She answered sure, if you put me on roller skates and put a rocket up my butt! She smiled, rolled her eyes and went back to work.
How much would a video editor expect to make? thanks. Little late to the party because I just found your channel.
Thanks you!
i'm in tech sales, i got let go twice in the last 2 years and both companies weren't staying afloat due to the economy.
Do these jobs train you as well? I'm wondering which one is the best for a stay at home mom if anyone has any suggestions?
New on the channel! Currently working as a Sales Supervisor in retail. Looking to transfer my skills over to tech sales!
As a Life Insurance agent! You are 100% correct as far as it being a sole sucking job. but as far as going from term to whole life, it depends on a lot of things. For instance, what is best for the individual? If they're at an age where term is about to expire or whole life could capitalize a lot quicker than term. Then you wanna switch over to whole life and that depends on Minimal age which is usually.
About 50-58 somewhere around in there. It depends on what State you're in the state's set the standards for insurance. Not the company. But I would describe it as a Wolf or lion or bear chasing after its food. Because that's the only way you're gonna eat is if you get a Sale.
At one point before the injuries. I made over $80,000 a year in a commission only structured Job. Which is really good considering it paid only commission.
Amazing!!
Wow a pharmacist. Pharmacy seems like such a big career. I started out in the news biz in my 20s. I get so many emails re: remote jobs or that I’ve just made a lot as an affiliate or something but I’m afraid to open the links for fear of scams. Some of the CSR jobs seem lower pay.
I am an accountant who decided to be a stay at home Mom. I am now looking to merge my accounting skills with Google Digital Marketing & e commerce certificate.
"Go Where The Opportunity is" and thats exactly what you did when you niched yourself a personal finance youtuber. You have the most concise videos
surprised Appointment Setting isn’t here too, it’s also a good choice
hi what if you're 50 yrs old and wanted to change your career, can one consider any of these on your list ?
Oh my god, I worked as a pharmacy tech and it was a good job but holy crap is it mentally exhausting, I can't even imagine what it was like during COVID
We hire at home sales persons - for our freight brokerage. Most are 75k their first year and over 100k thereafter - just got to make friends with business people on the phone and lock in some deals. We do the rest.