So I've been working in this call centre job for almost a year now and I am currently looking to apply out. I am applying out because of the rotational shift matter where I couldn't really stand it. Though there are shift allowances, my body seemed to not able to cope working till the early mornings.

My next choice and plan is to apply for a job that's either day shift or one that allows me to WFH. I would prefer working from home or working remotely. However a lot of of WFH jobs either don't pay very well or they are very scarce in existence.

Any other places I can look for remote jobs that's not Indeed, Jora Jobs, or one of those dodgy platforms like freelancer and Upwork?

What is your definition of "not pay well"? How much is well?

That's weird, normally remote jobs then to use brains more and will therefore pay more. And WFH is not as easy as u think.

Been WFH'd since 2019 and I like it better as long as the pay is steady and solid. I hadn't actively look recently though.

Not easy to get remote/WFH jobs unless you are in the IT industry. IT industry nowadays is going through cuts as well. You can still try to look at Jobstreet. Some of the jobs posted offers WFH.

Can you recommend me your company so I can replace your position?

They are not replacing anyone at the mo. Better luck next time I guess

Well enough meaning to say = can pay for rent and bills, expenses, savings. Not the kind of pay where you can only afford rabbit food pay.


Whether if its remote jobs / WFM or in-office work, they all require brains in their own kind. And no WFH isn't exactly as hard as you think as I've been working remotely since late 2019. Then again every job has their own complications and difficulties.

Pm me. My company are flexible as we got office but no one coming to office as prefer wfh 100% unless team meet etc. we do have unlimited leave as well.

Can't tell if this is satire lmao