Remote Work Trends

Tech layoffs are hitting big companies like Amazon and Microsoft, but not all remote jobs are at risk. Some roles are essential, in-demand, and likely to survive even during economic uncertainty. Here are 7 remote jobs that remain secure: 1. Cybersecurity Analyst 2. Healthcare IT Specialist 3. Accounting & Financial Analyst 4. Technical Writer & … Read more

Looking to start your career and earn serious money — all without leaving home? These 10 remote entry-level jobs pay at least $50 an hour, according to the latest U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Working from home means no commute, no traffic, and more time (and cash) for yourself. Here’s where to start 👇 … Read more

Looking for a job that actually pays well and lets you work from home in your sweatpants? You’re not alone. Remote work is booming — and you don’t have to settle for low-paying gigs. Here are 14 real work-from-home jobs that pay at least $45 per hour, according to data from the Bureau of Labor … Read more

Let’s be honest — “remote” isn’t just a perk anymore. It’s a lifestyle, a priority, and for many people, the only way to balance ambition with sanity. The good news? Some companies get it. In 2025, these 20 employers are leading the charge on flexible, remote-friendly careers — no office drama, no fake “hybrid” talk. … Read more

Not every remote job has to be flashy or high-tech to pay well. In fact, some of the most consistent income comes from simple roles that reward reliability, consistency, and basic digital skills. Here are five remote jobs you can start today, whether you’re looking for a side hustle or full-time work. 1️⃣ Research Study … Read more

Let’s be honest — the dream is real: working from home, no commute, no cubicle, and still making great money. The good news? You don’t need a fancy degree or decades of experience to make it happen. Here are 12 entry-level remote jobs that pay at least $35 an hour, based on data from the … Read more

If you’ve been loving your pajama-commute lifestyle, brace yourself — it might not last much longer. A new ResumeBuilder survey of nearly 1,000 business leaders reveals a serious shift: 30% of companies plan to eliminate remote roles entirely by 2026, and half expect employees to show up in the office at least four days a … Read more

From 2018 to 2025, the share of U.S. job postings explicitly mentioning training programs more than doubled—from 3.4% to 8.1%. But not all jobs are created equal when it comes to employer-provided training. Where training is most common: Where training is rare: Trends and insights: Why it matters:As AI transforms jobs, training becomes a critical … Read more

At 22, Oprah Winfrey faced what she calls the demotion of her life. After years as a rising news anchor, she was pulled off the evening news in Baltimore and relegated to a tiny 7:25 a.m. segment. The news hit hard: she felt like she had failed—not just herself, but other women and her race. … Read more

You don’t need to live in New York, London, or Tokyo to land a great job anymore. The world’s finally catching up — and these 30 companies get it. Whether you’re sipping coffee in Mexico, studying in Italy, or staying home in Texas, these employers don’t care where you are — only what you can … Read more

From “No Replies” to “You’re Hired!”After months of applying, crying, refreshing email tabs, and doubting everything — I finally got the job. It’s fully remote, 40 hours a week, and I still can’t believe I’m getting paid to work from my couch. If you’re still searching, don’t give up — your “we’d like to offer … Read more

Tired of Applying and Hearing Nothing? You’re Not Alone.Yep, remote job hunting in 2025 feels like running a marathon with no finish line. Everyone wants flexibility, so competition’s wild — but people are still getting hired. What actually works now? A mix of personalization, patience, and showing real human energy behind your application. Story:I remember … Read more

Where Do You Even Start When You Have No Experience? Don’t worry — there are legit remote jobs out there for beginners. The trick is knowing where to look and how to spot the real ones. Start small with entry-level online work like customer support, transcription, or virtual assisting, and build from there. When my … Read more

Thinking About Working From Home? Read This First. If you’ve been applying to remote jobs and hearing crickets, you’re not alone. Getting hired remotely takes more than luck — it’s about standing out, showing discipline, and proving you can deliver without someone watching you. The good news? The demand for remote talent is still exploding, … Read more

Wait, Someone Was Working Six Full-Time Remote Jobs?! Yep — it actually happens more than you’d think. Some remote workers juggle multiple full-time jobs, quietly clocking into Zoom calls while juggling six Slack accounts. But when they get caught? It’s game over — trust gone, reputation tanked, and usually every job lost at once. So … Read more

You don’t need fancy experience to start making money from home. Real people are earning $10 to $30 an hour doing simple, flexible work like customer support, transcription, virtual assisting, and data entry. The trick? Show up, learn fast, and be reliable — that’s what gets you noticed. My friend Sara was in the same … Read more

Forget the 9-to-5 commute and awkward watercooler small talk. Across Texas, more people are ditching office chairs for office couches—and the remote work boom is showing no signs of slowing down. According to recent job surveys, remote positions in tech, marketing, and customer service are skyrocketing. Employers are no longer just tolerating work-from-home—they’re loving it. … Read more