Data Entry Clerk Night Shift ID-11153

Job Description

Would you like a chance to work remotely with flexible hours? Be part of our team in remote roles that offer adaptable hours, excellent compensation, and opportunities for advancement. Whether you’re experienced or new to the industry, we have opportunities that fit different experience levels, including client support, data entry, and sales support.

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This is the ideal opportunity for anyone who values balance between personal and professional life and wants to earn consistent pay without the need to commute. If you’re efficient, driven, and want to take control of your work schedule, this could be the role for you.

Responsibilities
• Respond to customer inquiries via email, or chat systems.
• Perform various data entry tasks with accuracy.
• Participate in sales activities based on your skills and background.
• Input data into internal databases: Enter data from various sources from paper records and digital sources into digital formats.

Benefits
• Competitive Pay: Earn between $20 and $25 per hour, depending on the task and your experience.
• Fully remote: Work from the location of your choice with a good internet connection.
• Set your own schedule: You control when and how much you work, allowing for a great balance between work and life.
• Career growth: There are many opportunities for additional projects and additional tasks to increase your pay.
• In-depth training: No experience We offer training to get you ready.

Job Requirements
• Data entry ability to type 35 words per minute.
• Strong communication abilities.
• The capacity to work without supervision and stay motivated while working independently.
• Proficiency in basic computer functions, including e-mail, and web-based tools.
• A reliable internet connection and access to a personal computer.
• A can-do attitude and eagerness to develop professionally.

No experience necessary – this is an entry-level position! We give you the knowledge to set you up for success. The crucial qualifications are a dedicated mindset and a desire to learn. If you’re ready to begin an rewarding new career journey, we’d love to hear from you! We’re a diverse company, with people from different walks of life, including remote data entry clerks, administrative assistants, receptionists, sales assistants, customer service agents, warehouse workers, factory employees, drivers, medical assistants, nurses, call center representatives, and more, all part of our team.

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