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The top 10 highest paying work from home jobs
Remote work carried the Komando team through the 2020 portion of the pandemic. We’re still working from home and thriving, but we’re not the only ones. In fact, 83% of employers say the shift to remote work served their company well, according to PWC data.
Nobody knows when life will return to normal. Even offices that reopen will have to implement new safety procedures. But one thing’s for sure: Tons of people realized they’d rather work remotely than in the office.
If you’re looking for a new long-distance gig, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve scoured the internet for some of the highest-paying jobs that let you work from home. Whether you’re a physician or software expert, you’re sure to find a job that catches your eye.
1. Software engineer
Software engineers are computer scientists who serve their company through engineering principles and programming languages, like HTML. They’re computer scientists whose work lets you visit webpages or use applications powered by the internet.
Actually, your ability to browse Komando.com is the result of a software engineer’s work. Cool, huh? As you can imagine, this useful job is in high demand. That also comes with a juicy paycheck. LinkedIn says this job offers a base salary of around $95,000 a year.
2. Nurse
While many nurses are working on the front lines, you may find that your company provides a work from home option. That’s because the telehealth field is booming. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this field will grow all the way through 2029.
That means you can provide health care services remotely. Just power up your computer or mobile phone and you can work with patients from the comfort of your own home.
LinkedIn data says the average nurse makes around $70,000 a year.
3. Product manager
People in this position develop products and solutions. They create strategies and set out roadmaps for their team to follow. You may also analyze market conditions and stay in close contact with people from all company levels.
9 jobs in high demand - and the skills you need to get one
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Concerned about your water? You should be. Turn off the taps in your house and you’re likely to notice very quickly just how much you depend on it. Add to that the impact on your wallet and the effects on the environment that irresponsible water use can have, and it’s clear it’s the most important utility in your home.
QLED vs. OLED TV: Similar names, totally different technologies
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Wondering which TV is right for you? While LG’s OLED and Samsung’s QLED may sound very similar, there are major differences at the core level.
OLED, which stands for “Organic Light Emitting Diodes,” is the top choice for most people. Its technology replaced the need for backlights, which are the lights that shine behind the LCD screen to illuminate them. If you’re buying a new TV, here’s how to secure it.
This 'Home on the Range' ranch home costs $35 million
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6 ways you're wasting money on tech (and some handy freebies)
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Amazing new technology comes out all the time. It’s always better, smaller, faster or smarter. But is it worth the money?
If you believe all the ads and hype, life would be difficult without the newest “fill in the blank.” Tech companies make a killing on accessories, too. Buy a new phone and you need a case. Your tablet wouldn’t be the same without a keyboard and cover. Might as well get another battery charger while you’re at it. And it seems like Amazon wants to upsell you a warranty on anything you put in your cart.
How to freeze your credit for free - and why you should
Good credit equals financial freedom. It allows you to purchase assets like a car or home. What does a poor credit rating get you? A borrowed vehicle and a sleeping area in mom and dad’s basement.
One way to avoid bad credit is to be financially responsible and watch your credit reports. When you review your reports, pay attention to late payments, accounts in collections and defaults on loans that can wreak havoc on your credit score. Other detrimental entries include bankruptcy or a data breach.
How to make money selling your photos online
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Get hired as a transcriptionist
Are you a quick typist? With a computer and a pair of high-quality headphones, you can get an at-your-own-pace job as a transcriptionist with relative ease.
TV shows, doctors and industries all over the world need to keep a well-documented record of their activity. Instead of transcribing the text in-house, however, they’ll usually outsource their transcription to a third party.
3 legitimate work-at-home online jobs that pay big
If you see a job posting for a work-from-home gig, it’s often a red flag for a scam. Many sketchy companies claim to offer big paychecks in exchange for minimal work. But I’ve found three work-from-home jobs that are 100% on the level. Watch this video to find out what they are. Read the full article here.