Remote FT: Data Entry

R&H Construction is seeking a remote data entry specialist to join their team. This position is ideal for a self-motivated and detail-oriented individual with a strong command of English and proficiency in Microsoft Office. The role involves creating and updating records in an electronic database, ensuring accurate data entry, and safeguarding sensitive information. While the job description emphasizes the importance of organization and patience, it also hints at a fast-paced environment where the ability to manage time effectively is crucial. The compensation ranges from $26.00 to $31.00 per hour, and weekdays are available for scheduling, excluding weekends.
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/5795eadf

Job Listings

Workplace Options has a listing, for a full-time remote, entry-level, Customer Care Representative. Pay starts at $15.87/hr.


What you will do:

The Customer Care representative position provides telephonic support in various areas of customer assistance. The representative will assist families in finding child/elder care resources and/or assist customers with their employer-based tuition assistance program. The representative will receive frequent inbound and outbound phone calls throughout the workday.

Qualifications/Skills: High School Diploma. Minimum 1-year customer service experience preferred. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (primarily Outlook). Telephonic troubleshooting ability. Exceptional time management, communication, and organizational skills. Ability to learn various computer-based case management systems. Schedule flexibility – Shifts may include evenings and/or weekends. Partial holiday coverage will be required.

You can research this company and apply on the Link provided here.

Remote FT/PT: Office Assistant

This is a work-from-home office assistant job listing for either full-time or part-time work.

The ideal candidate is organized, a good communicator, and can work independently and on a team. They must be reliable, meet deadlines, and be comfortable in a fast-paced environment.

The job responsibilities include managing pharmacy paperwork, maintaining inventory, processing mail, and some general office tasks. The assistant will also help the manager with projects and other departments as needed.

Basic computer skills and a positive attitude are required.
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/08a15f5e

What I did today

Today, we focused on the virtualization aspect of the inception project, and I also took some time to get acquainted with the osTicketing system. This experience is helping me learn how to properly document my troubleshooting process. It’s a bit challenging since I’m getting used to a new system and terminology.

What I Did Today

Today I was late [to class but emailed attendance as soon I figured out that I would be late. My son needed me to drive him to his doctor as he was experiencing dizziness, having a health crisis].

I got the Google Spreadsheet assignment done but it is not as pretty as Mark’s! I will take a few more minutes on it tonight….

What I Did Today

I started my day by posting amazing job opportunities on the CTP job board. Today, I worked on my favorite project, the ERG project. Every day I learn something new with this project, regarding recourses for people with disabilities. I also met with Carrie, and Austin today regarding the ERG project. Austin and I will now be doing this project together.

What I Did Today

Today I worked on going through the orientation steps that I missed yesterday. Starting with setting up to connect to CTP’s network, including setting up Wireguard and the remote connection to my workstation. We also went through the ticketing system and started on Project Inception.

What I learned today

Today we learned how to use Google Spreadsheets. It is very cool but I am still having trouble with it. I just need to study it a little further to understand it. Other than that, it is pretty straight forward and very useful for data entry.

Christina C

What I Did Today

Today we worked on a new Sheets project to enter data about Girl Scout cookie sales. We had to indicate the amount of boxes each person bought and how much they spent, using formulas to calculate totals. We then had to make modifications to the data to have the totals updated automatically. We also got to decide how our data should be formatting which gave me some freedom to be creative with the layout. I think I wasn’t careful enough when using the autofill feature to make sure Sheets correctly extended my formulas, so I had to go back and fix some things near the end. I feel pretty confident I got the right totals by the end, and it was good practice for actual data entry.