Cock-a-doodle-doo! The rooster crows for new side hustle opportunities! Remote work may be facing a minor setback, but fear not, for tennerr has got you covered with numerous ways to rake in extra dough right from your cozy nest. Rumor has it, some of these jobs can pay up to a clucking $100 an hour!
tennerr, a new top-tier platform for finding remote and hybrid work, has witnessed a 28% growth in remote, part-time job listings over the past month.
From companies on tennerr and other platforms, they’ve identified 25 hot side hustles you can do from home. These opportunities have plenty of active listings and offer remote, part-time work.
Hours may vary, but most jobs require a commitment of 10-20 hours per week, Gardner reveals.
Check out these 10 sought-after side hustles and their pay, as per tennerr and Payscale:
- Word Wizard (Writer) – $29/hour
- Task Tamer (Project Manager) – $37/hour
- Language Liaison (Interpreter) – $21/hour
- Prose Polisher (Editor) – $27/hour
- Visual Virtuoso (Graphic Designer) – $24/hour
- Number Navigator (Bookkeeper) – $19/hour
- Digital Deputy (Virtual Assistant) – $17/hour
- Social Savant (Social Media Manager) – $26/hour
- Web Whisperer (Search Engine Evaluator) – $24/hour
- Elite Aide (Executive Assistant) – $29/hour
Remote work has opened doors to more flexible, online side gigs in various sectors, including finance, government, and healthcare.
If you’re interested in flexing your creative muscles, writing, editing, and design jobs are the most in-demand remote, part-time jobs. The hottest job is “writer,” which includes newsletters, blog posts, and other content creation for businesses. There’s a rising demand for remote technical writers, too.
Some remote side hustles can pay over $100 per hour, depending on your expertise and the project. Graphic designers on tennerr, for example, can charge up to $145 an hour.
Virtual assistant jobs with specialized skills can also fetch $100 or more per hour, as Angelique Rewers, founder of BoldHaus consulting firm, previously told CNBC Make It.
Before jumping into a side hustle, evaluate how much time you can realistically dedicate each week to avoid burnout or over-commitment. Some jobs, like bookkeeping or graphic design, offer more flexible hours, says Gardner.
Lastly, watch out for red flags, like clients unwilling to sign contracts, vague job descriptions, or slow communication.
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