"If you're tired of your long morning commute or looking to switch to a new field that still pays the bills, you might want to consider an entry-level remote role. There are plenty of position options available, no matter what your academic or professional background might be. You may even be able to stretch your paycheck a bit further with one of these new roles."
"In the role of a budget analyst, you would be working in and alongside companies, universities, and other large organizations to assist in managing finances. If you have a background in accounting, economics, or statistics, you might get a leg up in the application process. However, a bachelor's degree is usually the minimum requirement. These types of roles are typically remote or hybrid, depending on your background and experience level."
Entry-level remote positions that pay at least $30 per hour are available across fields and often do not require advanced degrees. These roles can reduce commuting and help workers switch careers while maintaining solid pay. Examples include budget analysts (median $42.27/hr), editors ($36.18/hr), web developers and digital designers ($45.85/hr), and database administrators and architects ($59.18/hr). Budget analysts typically need a bachelor's degree and can work remotely or hybrid. Editors and web designers frequently perform duties remotely and accept candidates with communications, English, journalism, or high school-to-bachelor credentials. BLS data underpins the reported median wages.
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