10 Boring But Stable Remote Jobs That Pay $30+ Per Hour

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Tired of unstable employment and constant layoff fears? Discover 10 boring but incredibly secure remote jobs that pay over thirty dollars per hour and offer recession-proof stability. These high-paying work from home opportunities are perfect for career changers seeking reliable income without the stress of job insecurity. From content moderation to data management, these remote positions provide excellent earning potential while eliminating your daily commute and offering true location independence. Each role requires minimal experience and focuses on essential business functions that companies desperately need filled. Whether you're looking to escape traditional office work, build a stable remote career, or simply want the flexibility to work from anywhere, these boring but lucrative opportunities can transform your professional life. Perfect for professionals ready to prioritize job security and work-life balance over excitement. These positions offer comprehensive training, steady workflows, and the peace of mind that comes with truly stable employment in an uncertain economy.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:02 - For those interested in digital platform safety
2:57 - For those interested in software quality assurance
5:12 - For those interested in legal document accuracy
7:44 - For those interested in information organization
9:49 - For those interested in employee services coordination
11:30 - For those interested in recruitment support
13:29 - For those interested in compliance documentation
15:16 - For those interested in regulatory writing
17:01 - For those interested in e-commerce content creation
18:51 - For those interested in AI training support

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Sources and further readings for jobs and college degrees:
payscale(provides information on jobs and degrees)

[ShaneHummus]

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[plucas]

If you work for a corporation, you will NEVER be an "essential worker" no matter what this guy says. You will always be a disposable serf to upper management, and they will always be trying to find a way to outsource, automate, or eliminate your position altogether.

[DonieDarko-hpbt]

people just need to find the Course Empire Mastery file

[jobellecollie]

I need a job I can do from my wheelchair. I have a Degree in Human Resource. In my Military career was a Reconnaissance Officer. I can read 500 pages of reading per day. I can balance corporate payroll and paying out dividends. I have an IQ of 147. In every job I’ve had attention to detail, repetitive work, complex sorting, a sharp memory. I’m tired of retirement. Being disabled won’t get me past the door! My mind is still sharp and clear at 63!!!

[MidnightVibesSV]

I needed this video. About to take my final exam in digital marketing on Coursera. Been a truck driver for 12 years and no other job will hire but truck driving jobs. I’m trying to make more, be remote, less stress and travel because the road had me at 55 hours a week. I can’t force anyone to give me a job but here’s to hope 😊🙏🏾

[ladyhawk]

One of my sisters is a proof reader. She's worked for publishing companies, a major food company, law firms & more.
If you find a typo on a website, product package, in a book & etc. contact the company. Tell them you found a typo & ask how much they will pay for the information. Get it in writing & check for typos.

[sct]

So I was a remote worker ( in the US)had an excellent job remote customer service five of us were just fired. Our jobs were given to international workers, outsourced.

[FluffyMovies]

"One misplaced comma could literally make or break a million dollar case."
1. Let's eat grandma. (Prison time)
2. Let's eat, grandma. (Nice b-day gifts)
😂Okay, that really makes sense!

[bib.Alexandria]

Do a video with these jobs but for people with *no* experience

[kalayne]

Proof reader, patience, obsessive attention to detail, ability to write clearly. I retired years ago but could be tempted by a few of these positions. Thanks for the information.

[letomoon]

IT professional here - FYI, you mentioned a Data Analytics course for the Data Manager position - these are two very different things. Data Analytics is more about compiling and presenting existing data using Tableau, Snowflake, or Power BI, it requires a lot of in-person people skills and an eye for design. Data Management is a backend role that requires knowledge of SQL or Oracle more than anything else.

[lollafala]

Really crazy that some people are here in the comments criticizing this FREE helpful information that was given just because it didn’t pertain to them specifically. Maybe there’s a reason those people aren’t finding a job, that sense of entitlement can’t get you too far in life. Maybe try to be courteous and appreciative and not so demanding.

Thanks for the great info!!!

[patienceoldhag]

I'm so stoked to have found your channel! I am a former attorney. I can't do that work anymore, and need a job that won't agitate my weak heart, the way litigation did. I have been in despair! This info is such a huge help!

[xvioletlunax]

i got laid off as a Talent Acquisition Coordinator in May and have had no luck finding a new role with 3 years of experience. They outsourced my team to the Philippines. I wish companies couldn’t get away with that.

[caboose]

Not remote but it's the main reason why I got a CDL.

We're always going to need drivers man. Whether you drive a school bus, work for public transit, haul freight or operate machinery it's always good to have in your back pocket.

[AnointedMinds_CoachMalachi]

I know that you're 100% passionate and serious about what you're saying in this video, but the timely jokes are definitely on point my guy. I appreciate the content.

[grandy_rho]

The benefits coordinator caught my eye. I'm trained in medical coding but my experience is in medical billing with a healthy dash of customer service and a deep love for manuals 😁

[intuitionz]

trust and safety agent would be perfect for me! I got hired for a customer service job which turned out to be email based and mostly included content moderation. I loved it I'm really good at it. the only problem is a lot about reported content will eat at your soul.

[KPettyII]

A lot of Data Tagging jobs are being outsourced to places in Africa. The jobs subject people to some really dark images and videos—-things no one should see. Things that are not legal.
Beware of that downside. Ppl are being underpaid grossly when it is outsourced.
Several companies that hire contractors can be really shady and beware of scammers.

A great news segment on it all just came out.

[gizzellesandoval]

Do a video (if one doesn't exist) of remote jobs you can work alongside your full time job (aka a remote second job) with no experience needed