If you’re looking for a little more freedom when it comes to work, PennyGem’s Justin Kircher has some companies and jobs out there that let you make your own hours and work from home.
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00:04 If you're looking for a little more freedom when it comes to work,
00:06 there are companies and jobs out there that let you make your own hours and work from home.
00:11 Money Talks News suggests when scouring for new jobs,
00:14 search for those things that matter to you, like no set hours,
00:17 make your own schedule, and set your own hours.
00:20 The Balanced Career says that for one result that will likely come back,
00:23 you'll definitely need a license and a vehicle, and that's being a rideshare driver.
00:27 Uber and Lyft are the most popular, and they let you decide when you want to hit the streets
00:31 to pick up passengers or, in other cases, deliver food.
00:34 You could trade in horsepower for dog power?
00:36 The site says that if you want to control your own schedule, you could decide to be a dog walker,
00:40 with Wag being one of the more popular apps out there to book visits.
00:44 If you're quicker on your hands than your feet,
00:46 the Penny Hoarder suggests looking into being a transcriptionist.
00:49 The site says you'll need to pass a skills test, but Quicktate hires at an entry level,
00:54 with rates for transcriptionists in the $15-$25 per hour range.
00:58 If you're better at preparing others for tests rather than taking one,
01:01 the Penny Hoarder says online tutoring may be the way to go.
01:04 It's been more in demand lately, so get your virtual lesson plan ready.
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