Working from home is the new reality that we are living in right now. More and more companies are figuring out a way to keep their employees working from home and some are even making it a permanent change.
But what if you don’t have a job that you can do from home? Careers such as nursing, retail, and hospitality to name a couple, are areas in which there is no option of working from home. And with the threat of a second wave of COVID-19 looming over us, working from home may sound like an ideal situation to be in.
So, if you are working in a company or organization that cannot transition to online, then maybe it’s time to look for a side gig that can be done online, to give yourself some cushioning in case we go back into a possible second quarantine. Or maybe you are just looking for more time at home and less time at an office. Either way, here are a couple of options for working on a side gig from home.
- Blogging/Vlogging: This is probably one of the more popular and fun options that there are. Blogging is a creative outlet that people use to monetize. And it’s so easy to start! It’s the perfect side gig to complement your day job because it allows you to work on it at night and during the weekend. Plus, you are your own boss and you can decide what you want your blog to be about.
- Telehealth: This sector has boomed since the pandemic began. Telehealth can be anything from providing medical appointments via video chat or mental health services via telephone or video chat. It has become easier than ever to transition from in-person to telehealth and so many companies are hiring!
- Consulting: This gig has been around for a while, but it hasn’t been as valuable as it has been at this very moment. Consulting can cover a wide arrange of sectors from computer programming, to pharmaceuticals, to fitness. Many people are now choosing to seek out individual consultants rather than deal with a whole company. So, find something your good at, and I am sure there is a way you can transform it into a consulting gig. Bonus: You are your own boss!
- Data Entry: There are hundreds of jobs available in data entry. Yes, it is a menial job of just inputting numbers, but it gets you that extra money you are after. So, if you don’t mind repetitiveness and are looking to just get paid, this might be something you can look into.
- Tutoring: Now that kids are in school online and don’t have the support of the school staff as much as they used to, the need for tutors in stronger than ever. Parents are feeling burnt out from working their day job while simultaneously trying to help their child with their homework. So that’s where you come in and relieve that pressure from the parents. Tutoring is easy and can earn you some good extra income. Just make sure you are being honest about your competence in the material.
Many people have taken advantage of this pandemic to transition their day jobs to work from home jobs. And I don’t blame them. Home is where is safest (most of the time) right? Well, these just are some of the many types of gigs you can begin to explore. Just remember to be honest about your knowledge in these particular areas, as you can only succeed if you know what you are doing!
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