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Is it possible to find low effort work from home jobs at entry level?

With so many people working from home these days, I'm disappointed by the lack of remote options for entry level. I am 28 and would love to be able to work from home. But I don't want one where I'm constantly busy for 8 hours. I know some companies put tracking software on their employees computers and to me this is a huge red flag. I see other redditors comment how little work they do while working remotely. They will say: “I only do 3 hours of work and get paid for 8. Then I sit around and play video games and watch Netflix rest of the day.” To me, it would seem like a dream job to be able to do that. I currently work as a security guard and my job is pretty low effort. I do about 40 minutes of walking or real work during a 8…


With so many people working from home these days, I'm disappointed by the lack of remote options for entry level. I am 28 and would love to be able to work from home. But I don't want one where I'm constantly busy for 8 hours. I know some companies put tracking software on their employees computers and to me this is a huge red flag.

I see other redditors comment how little work they do while working remotely. They will say: “I only do 3 hours of work and get paid for 8. Then I sit around and play video games and watch Netflix rest of the day.” To me, it would seem like a dream job to be able to do that. I currently work as a security guard and my job is pretty low effort. I do about 40 minutes of walking or real work during a 8 hour shift. The rest of the time I'm just sitting down either on my phone, or waiting to go home. I am not so sure what work experience I need since many require a bachelor's degree and 3 to 5 years of experience at entry level.

My previous work experience besides my security guard job was I worked at a computer repair shop. Before that, I helped my dad at his store doing cashier and general grunt work. I have about 4 hours to myself in the evening. So I am not opposed to learning a new skill or maybe taking online classes to help me find remote work. What can I do to get these cool low effort remote jobs?

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