I just started with my second career and transition, that's scary to hear that it's been a year of submitting your resume. Praying for better!

Not me I would do better with texting

Yes, remote proofreading, editing, and writing are great options for freelance work from home. You may find opportunities on platforms like Jobcase, FlexJobs, Upwork, Freelancer, and Remote.co. Make sure to showcase your skills and experience in your profile or resume when applying for these positions. Good luck!

do you need any experience?

Yes, I do have wfh experience. Less than a year but I have worked with the public for 13yrs. Dealt with almost every situation you can think of and had an apprentice every year for at least 6yrs of the 13. I ask about the equipment because there have been places that wanted me to start immediately and how do you begin working if you are not already equipped with their specific equipment. Is there a way around that or certain pieces of equipment that will integrate into almost any company?

Hi @Sarah Bailey -

Some companies hire employees - the company supplies everything and takes out taxes

Other companies use independent contractors - the worker supplies everything and pays their own taxes

I do both and have never had an issue with my Windows computer system being compatible with any company's software or set-up - Many companies use cloud-based apps.