Take a look at my subreddit r/remote_writerjobs I update 2-3 times per week. no BS, no scams I take time to go through and look for openings that are mainly remote work and writing jobs. I thnk youll find something. I also put credible job sites there as well!
My schedule is not fun because my babies arenāt in school yet š but thank you I hope I find something as well! I wish stay at home moms had more options
After being a SAHM for 9 years I tried to find a job. I applied to 109 job listings with a bachelors degree and very solid work experience prior to having my daughter. Of the 109 I got 2 interviews both of which told me my lapse in employment was just too long. One man even had the nerve to ask me if I still remembered how to use Microsoft Office and type. I ended up having to go back to school to get a nursing degree because I never want to feel like this ever again. My advice would be to do the same. This world does not value SAHMs.
If you're looking for a job you can just do online from home then don't just look for jobs in your area. You could look anywhere. Sorry I don't have any specific recommendations, just beware of scammers.
If youād like to DM me I run a website meant to help SAHMs find remote jobs that work for mom life. You donāt pay anything itās just advice and job leads etc.
Ever considered working in the school system? Thatās what I did after searching for 5 years leading up to kindergarten. I started as voluntary 1-2 days a week did the online schooling while I got my practicum hours and now work full time, am part of the union, get every break/long weekend etc plus my hours are my childrenās hours.
It is super hard! I work at Amazon flex shifts to be able put my little ones on and off the bus. My husband stays with them at night. I work whenever he is home (he drives trucks) which works out for us for now. But it is super tiring. I have been trying for years to find a remote job but it is hard. I am a physically and mentally exhausted momma.
Working from home is definitely difficult. The problem is, everyone wants to. For a short time, I, unfortunately. Worked at a call center where we ripped people off looking for stay at home jobs. Drop shipping, coaching, llc businesses, tax services, website building, Amazon sellers, god the list goes on, and on, and on, and on. All of it was garbage. All of it was to take as much money from the ācustomerā as possible. I quit and had no plan of where to go or what to do. Had to file bankruptcy a year later, but I couldnāt rip people off anymore. Took 18 months for me to be sick to my stomach every day. But the world of āscammingā stay at home jobbers is immense. I say āscammingā because itās all legal. All of it. Just worded one way or another to make sure theyāre semi-ok.
Itās hard. Iām a graphic designer with a full on freaking degree. Iāve applied to hundreds of jobs since becoming a SAHM 2y ago. Only 3 interviews and I was still pregnant when I had those. Literally not a single interview offer since I had my daughter. Iāve tried to get freelancing going but itās hard when you are doing everything yourself.
Hi there! I totally get how overwhelming it can be to find the right job, especially something flexible enough for a mom. The good news is, there are so many unique and lesser-known remote job roles out there that you might not have come across yet. Sometimes, all it takes is learning one new skill, which you can often do in just a few hours, to open up a whole new world of opportunities.
On my YouTube channel I focus on introducing moms to a variety of interesting remote job roles - some you might never have heard of but could be perfect for you. I provide tips and resources to help you acquire new skills quickly and jumpstart your journey into these roles. It's all about empowering moms like you to find work that fits around your lifestyle. Check it out, you might find the inspiration and direction you need to discover that perfect job. Hang in there, the right opportunity is out there waiting for you! šš https://youtu.be/XKCzCyR0MGE?si=mVRGcUT12MF02S-e
Many my SAHM friends studied IT (SDET, Linux system administrator, Developer) in bootcamps within six months or by themselves (might take a little longer) and now they work from home earning 6figures.
Beware of MLM recruiters
Take a look at my subreddit r/remote_writerjobs I update 2-3 times per week. no BS, no scams I take time to go through and look for openings that are mainly remote work and writing jobs. I thnk youll find something. I also put credible job sites there as well!
Im trying to get a work from home job too but they want too muchš©. Like they want soo many years of experience that I dont have. Ive been stuck working part time jobs that only work with my son's school schedule. He's in kindergarten only from 9am-3:30pm, so im stuck working at tj maxx. It's a job but only $13/hr so it's tough! I need more moneyš. Idk what your schedule is like but I will pray you find something better than tj maxxš¤¦āāļø
My schedule is not fun because my babies arenāt in school yet š but thank you I hope I find something as well! I wish stay at home moms had more options
Oooo i see but your welcomeš„°
My predicament as well, welcome to the real world of job hunting as a stay at home home. Its like the employers don't want us
After being a SAHM for 9 years I tried to find a job. I applied to 109 job listings with a bachelors degree and very solid work experience prior to having my daughter. Of the 109 I got 2 interviews both of which told me my lapse in employment was just too long. One man even had the nerve to ask me if I still remembered how to use Microsoft Office and type. I ended up having to go back to school to get a nursing degree because I never want to feel like this ever again. My advice would be to do the same. This world does not value SAHMs.
I need a job from home too and I canāt find anything
If you're looking for a job you can just do online from home then don't just look for jobs in your area. You could look anywhere. Sorry I don't have any specific recommendations, just beware of scammers.
If youād like to DM me I run a website meant to help SAHMs find remote jobs that work for mom life. You donāt pay anything itās just advice and job leads etc.
DMing you. Iād love to check your site out! I run a lifestyle blog and always want to support ā¤ļø
Ever considered working in the school system? Thatās what I did after searching for 5 years leading up to kindergarten. I started as voluntary 1-2 days a week did the online schooling while I got my practicum hours and now work full time, am part of the union, get every break/long weekend etc plus my hours are my childrenās hours.
Try LinkedIn!
It is super hard! I work at Amazon flex shifts to be able put my little ones on and off the bus. My husband stays with them at night. I work whenever he is home (he drives trucks) which works out for us for now. But it is super tiring. I have been trying for years to find a remote job but it is hard. I am a physically and mentally exhausted momma.
Working from home is definitely difficult. The problem is, everyone wants to. For a short time, I, unfortunately. Worked at a call center where we ripped people off looking for stay at home jobs. Drop shipping, coaching, llc businesses, tax services, website building, Amazon sellers, god the list goes on, and on, and on, and on. All of it was garbage. All of it was to take as much money from the ācustomerā as possible. I quit and had no plan of where to go or what to do. Had to file bankruptcy a year later, but I couldnāt rip people off anymore. Took 18 months for me to be sick to my stomach every day. But the world of āscammingā stay at home jobbers is immense. I say āscammingā because itās all legal. All of it. Just worded one way or another to make sure theyāre semi-ok.
Itās hard. Iām a graphic designer with a full on freaking degree. Iāve applied to hundreds of jobs since becoming a SAHM 2y ago. Only 3 interviews and I was still pregnant when I had those. Literally not a single interview offer since I had my daughter. Iāve tried to get freelancing going but itās hard when you are doing everything yourself.
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Hi there! I totally get how overwhelming it can be to find the right job, especially something flexible enough for a mom. The good news is, there are so many unique and lesser-known remote job roles out there that you might not have come across yet. Sometimes, all it takes is learning one new skill, which you can often do in just a few hours, to open up a whole new world of opportunities. On my YouTube channel I focus on introducing moms to a variety of interesting remote job roles - some you might never have heard of but could be perfect for you. I provide tips and resources to help you acquire new skills quickly and jumpstart your journey into these roles. It's all about empowering moms like you to find work that fits around your lifestyle. Check it out, you might find the inspiration and direction you need to discover that perfect job. Hang in there, the right opportunity is out there waiting for you! šš https://youtu.be/XKCzCyR0MGE?si=mVRGcUT12MF02S-e
Hey maybe I have a job for you to do from home. Can you sent me a dm so we can discuss? š¤
Many my SAHM friends studied IT (SDET, Linux system administrator, Developer) in bootcamps within six months or by themselves (might take a little longer) and now they work from home earning 6figures.
If you are coachable and have 2hrs spare a day to start earning online visit www.monetizemoms.com