What good online jobs are there that pay by work hours, not annual contract?
I am now on winter break and want a job but can't drive. I am looking online for jobs that pay according to how much work I do so that I don't have to clock in at certain hours. I am an art student and would prefer to get a leg-in for my future art career but I won't be heartbroken if end up with something else. Getting a job that pays and is online is really all I need.
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2 answers
Raashid’s Answer
Many headhunting firms employ part-timers to meet the growing demand for talent. Jobs include taking telephonic interviews of candidates, co-ordinating meetings between the company and candidates, and maintaining records. The job does not require any special qualification or eligibility, although an HR course helps.
2. Accountant
The proliferation of start-ups has led to a rise in the demand for part-time accountants from new companies that can afford to work without a full-time book-keeper. The job includes being involved in all aspects of accounts, like handling petty cash, co-ordination with banks and vendors, and assistance during annual audits.
3. Customer Service
If you are good with people, a customer service job might be perfect for you. From a troubleshooting role to acting as a sales representative at a wine boutique, these jobs are as varied as they come. Just choose a sector that interests you and apply.
4. Sales Consultant
Sales is another field where good communication skills can help you go a long way. Many companies employ part-time salespeople or tele-callers to develop their customer base. A number of these jobs are home-based, making them an attractive proposition for people who can’t attend regular office because of family or other issues.
5. Home Tutor
Providing home tuition to school- and college-going students is a relatively simple way of making decent money. Good home tutors coaching children of high net worth individuals can make up to a few lakhs per month from the job. Having the right academic qualifications is necessary to build a reputation as a credible home tutor.
6. Content Writer/Editor
If you have a flair for writing, a part-time content writing or editing job could be a great option. The job may include technical writing, writing marketing material for companies, contributing to updates on social media, and keeping the company website updated.
Cesar’s Answer
Hope all is well! Have you looked into online "drafting" work? Art correlates fairly well with architecture and interior design. Check out the website below, they allow you to sign up as a freelancer and eventually get assigned online work.
If you aren't too familiar with drafting, it wouldn't be a bad idea to pick up AutoCAD, PhotoShop or Revit. I think this type of freelancing/online work, would be great for you, as it is kind of aligned to your industry.
https://www.upwork.com/i/how-it-works/client/