Fully remote jobs - what do you do?

[mabelineandme]

I currently work for a corporate company where I work fully remote with business travel every two months. It's getting too much after being here two years and the travel is something I find hugely unenjoyable, I also have a dog so it makes life challenging with someone to look after her etc. I'm trying to find other roles that are remote but they are so far and few between. Can anyone recommend jobs that are remote please?

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I’m a consultant and it’s all from home, we do all meetings online. I only had face-to-face meetings 3 times in the past two years.

Communications. 70% home based and 30% going out to work in the community - e.g. filming, delivering workshops, supporting networking events etc.

In my area cyber, data architecture and data science roles can all be remote. Obviously requires qualifications.

I always want to respond to these threads with a cool job title but my username gives me away. I work from home full time though.

Consultant pharmaceuticals - travel twice last year. Mostly online meetings now

Call centre for insurance claims, shit money but it's my second job (weekends)

I was a double-hatted employee for a huge, international corporation working customer service and PR, the vast majority of it from home.
I’d go to our head office in London once every few months, but other than that it was all remote.

I work on an advice line

Insurance. Fully remote

A consultant what? Might help the OP to specify the area.

Counsellor

Medical communications

IT consulting - 2/4 days a year onsite generally.

I work for a professional body in third
sector. Always been based at home.

I work for the office for national statistics. Fully remote

PA in Corporate law. 1 day in the office every now and again, v flexible as to when

what is this - some sort of referral that pays you?

I work in media post-production. It’s fully remote but not at all flexible.

Sales Director. I respond to tenders by creating a bespoke solution and writing about it, turning it into a response/proposal for the prospective client.

judging by reviews of alignerr with people being deactivated and not paid think i will pass. Giving out an affiliate link, and not disclosing that, is helping yourself first, not others.