20F - looking for remote jobs ($300+)
Where should I start? Hi everyone. I'm 20 years old and live in Argentina. I just want to earn at least $300 USD/month remotely. This are some of the skills i have: - Native Spanish speaker - Fluent English (around C1) - Studying Logistics at university - Translation experience (freelance) - Photoshop, Illustrator, Canva - Basic HTML/CSS - Fast learner and comfortable with technology I've been reading about careers like Revenue Cycle Management, virtual assistant work, customer support, operations, AI data annotation, and other remote jobs, but it's overwhelming trying to figure out what's actually worth pursuing. If you were starting from scratch today with my background, what would you focus on? - Which entry-level remote jobs are realistic? - Which skills would you learn first? - Are there companies that hire internationally? - Is there anything I should avoid? I'd love to eventually build a career that pays much more, but right now, even $300/month would make a huge difference for my family. Thanks to anyone willing to share advice or their own experience.
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Where should I start? Hi everyone. I'm 20 years old and live in Argentina. I just want to earn at least $300 USD/month remotely. This are some of the skills i have: - Native Spanish speaker - Fluent English (around C1) - Studying Logistics at university - Translation experience (freelance) - Photoshop, Illustrator, Canva - Basic HTML/CSS - Fast learner and comfortable with technology I've been reading about careers like Revenue Cycle Management, virtual assistant work, customer support, operations, AI data annotation, and other remote jobs, but it's overwhelming trying to figure out what's actually worth pursuing. If you were starting from scratch today with my background, what would you focus on? - Which entry-level remote jobs are realistic? - Which skills would you learn first? - Are there companies that hire internationally? - Is there anything I should avoid? I'd love to eventually build a career that pays much more, but right now, even $300/month would make a huge difference for my family. Thanks to anyone willing to share advice or their own experience.
Posted by /u/Feisty-Archer-2351 on r/jobs
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