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HUGE LIST OF WORK-AT-HOME JOBS.
Are you looking for legitimate work-at-home jobs? If you are, then this post is for you. Have a look at this huge list of work-at-home jobs.
Many of the companies listed often have immediate openings for work-at-home jobs. So you can apply and hopefully be hired shortly and start working.
HUGE LIST OF WORK AT HOME JOBS.
ONLINE TRANSCRIPTION JOBS.
Way With Words – Work from home doing transcription for Way With Words. They may up to $57 per audio hour. Note this is not the same as a regular hour, considering that one hour of audio can take you 2-3 hours to complete. They prefer people with experience.
Scribie – Scribie offers only $5 to $20 per audio hour, which is not much. When you apply, you’ll have to take a transcription test before you’re “in.” Scribie pays via Paypal and you only need $1 in your account to cash out, which makes me think this might be a good go-to site when you need some extra cash in a pinch.
Babbletype – Must be a native English speaker. Work from home jobs doing transcription work for Babbletype’s clients. Payments are made weekly via Paypal.
Quicktate – Open worldwide, though you must have a tax identification number to apply no matter where you live. A background check is also done. This company has been around for a long time and they are also very beginner-friendly.
3 Play Media – US only. Must have college degree. This is more transcript editing than actual transcription. It is an independent contractor position.
Allegis – US only. Work from home doing insurance transcription for Allegis. A minimum of 2 years of past transcription experience is required. Allegis is also one of many jobs that pay weekly.
CastingWords – US only. Work at home doing short transcription tasks for CastingWords. Payments are made via Paypal. Flexible work, allowing you to work anytime provided they have tasks available for you to complete.
CrowdSurf – Sign up for CrowdSurf via the Work Market platform and earn money doing short transcription tasks. No prior experience is necessary and your schedule is flexible. May just be part-time income.
Daily Transcription – US and Canada. This company provides transcription services to the entertainment, corporate, and legal industries. They hire transcribers to work at home on an as-needed basis.
Landmark Associates – Open to North American applicants only. This company looks for experienced transcribers, and a skills test must be completed before you’re hired. The company claims to pay twice monthly via direct deposit.
Literably – Open worldwide. Work from home transcribing grade school students reading aloud. You must be at least 18 years old and neither live in, nor score from, the states of CA, CT, MA, MT, NE, or NJ. Seems to prefer people who are proficient in Spanish.
Net Transcripts – US only. Work at home doing law enforcement transcription. Pay is made monthly and some past experience may be required depending on the position.
eScribers – Legal Transcribers. US only. Contract work, set your own schedule, past transcription or legal transcription experience not needed. Pay is weekly.
Ubiqus on Demand – Transcribers. English language. All transcriptionists that apply are required to submit to a background check. Rate of pay not given, but they claim to pay their transcriptionists a living wage.
HappyScribe – Transcriptionists. Worldwide! For this position, you’ll need to pass an assessment test. If chosen, you’ll then be able to select transcription jobs from their site. How much you make will depend on the quality and speed of your transcription, as well as the jobs you choose.