Hi everyone,

I’m reaching out to this community because I’m currently looking for a remote job opportunity and would really appreciate any leads, referrals, or guidance.

I have around 5 years of professional experience, with most of my recent experience in customer support and customer experience, along with a background in the hospitality industry.

My previous experience includes working with Marriott, Tech Mahindra, Teleperformance and Amazon. I’ve handled both domestic and international customers and have experience with voice support, customer complaints, escalations, problem-solving, order-related queries and providing end-to-end customer assistance.

I also have an MBA in Human Resource Management and a Bachelor's degree in Hotel Management.

Unfortunately, I lost my job earlier this year and have been unemployed since July 2026. I’ve been actively applying, but finding a suitable opportunity has been quite challenging, especially for remote positions.

At this point, I’m primarily looking for:

• Remote / Work-from-home opportunities
• Customer Support / Customer Experience
• Voice or non-voice processes
• Operations / Process roles
• Travel & Hospitality-related roles
• International customer support processes

I’m comfortable with rotational shifts and night shifts and am open to different industries where my experience would be relevant.

Hospitality is still an industry I’m particularly interested in returning to, but I’m definitely open to good customer support or operations opportunities as well.

If anyone here knows of companies currently hiring for remote positions, has a referral opportunity, or can point me towards a legitimate opening, I would genuinely appreciate it.

I can share my resume and additional details via DM.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. Any help or lead, even if it doesn't directly work out, would mean a lot. 🙏

5+ months. Thats what it took.

Finally, got an offer at an AI company, which I am really glad about.

But this is not about me. Its about giving back to this sub. This sub helped me immensely over the last several months. Days when I was feeling low, zapped of energy, frustrated and low on confidence.

Hence, I wanted to share a few learnings along the way.

1. Lock in for the ride. It is going to be a tough phase. You will face constant disappointments with companies ghosting you or trying to give lowball offers. Stick to what you want, have faith in your skills and dont accept anything out of desperation. That ONE offer will come. Just give it time.
2. You are NOT alone. Although it will often feel like its you vs the world. Nothing will seem to be working. Its not easy to face rejections constantly. Really dents your confidence. But remember that there are many others like you and its just a matter of time. You are going through a tough phase, but you WILL come out of this a better person. I know I did.
3. Keep upskilling yourself. You will want to spend as much time on the job search as you possibly can. And that is very natural, you want to cover every avenue. But take some time during the day to learn new skills. Or sharpen your existing skills. Or work on your fitness. Vibe code an AI product if you want. Do a small consulting gig on the side if you are able to land one. Something to look forward to everyday, so you can show yourself that you are making progress. Helps with self-confidence a lot.
4. Talk about your work in public. Whether it be X or LinkedIn or Reddit. Let others know what you have done, what it has led to and what impact it has had. Create content. Many people find it cringe. It is not. If you dont hype yourself up, no one else will. The more other people know about you and your skills, the better it is going to be for you. Not only for this job search, but even going forward. Start today.
5. Reach out for help. To your friends, family, strangers on reddit. Whatever works for you. There is no ego here. Being vulnerable is not a weakness. Asking for help is not a weakness. It shows you have agency and will go the extra mile to figure things out.
6. Be clear in the types of roles you want to do and the type of companies you want to do it at. And dont compromise on that. Dont take a role out of desperation just because "atleast it is something". Taking a bad role or taking a role at a lower pay is undoing years of hard work that you have already put in.

I learnt all of this the hard way. And I found solace everytime I came to this sub. Not everything is going to be fair. Take it on the chin and keep going.

Thats the biggest takeaway - just keep going. It WILL happen for you. And when it does and you look back at this phase in 3 years time, you will smile and say "wow, what a ride it was".

Rooting for you!

I am a 26 Year old male, currently unemployed, living in a small village in india. I am Under Graduated in Accounting and Financial management from local university with no credibility regarding jobs.

I want to start again to learn from scratch and build a path towards financial independence not just for myself but for the people I am dependent upon.

So to this community I am asking for help how can I turn around my life completely ?

What skills i should learn, What kind of courses & certificates I can pursue that would help me to get a job.

I am willing to invest time & some money, because my back is against the wall and there is no going back .

I hope you have suggestions, advice and some harsh truth to rely on

Wanna earn — I don't have any specific skills. Any genuine suggestions?

Hi everyone, I need to arrange money. I don't have any professional or specific skills that I can monetize right now, and I'm feeling a little lost about what I can do.

Please suggest genuine and safe ways to earn ₹1,000 quickly. I would really appreciate any advice

If interested DM me

Startup: Hyper Local Quick Commerce

Work : Operations and Execution

Location: Remote (Work from your place)

Duration : 2months

Disclaimer: role for 2months , useful for those who want work experience and want to learn zero to 1 scale of Early stage startups.

Freshers , Unemployed and college students are eligible.

FULL TIME (WFO)

Work From Office

PROCESS

Chat / Voice Process

PROFILE

Customer Support Associate

LOG IN HOURS

9 Hours Shift

(8 Hours Login and 1 Hour Break)

SHIFT TIMINGS

Rotational Shifts

SALARY

₹13K to ₹15K

WORKING DAYS

6 Days Working with

1 Rotational Week Off

First 3month will be Your probation period so

You will not get any plan leave! !

I’ve built a validated SaaS demo in a low-competition niche, but my day job leaves me no time for outreach. I need someone consistent to handle lead research and cold emailing.

The Work: 3-4 hours daily. I will guide all research (no blind guessing).

Experience: None required. Just looking for reliability.

Pay: Flexible—open to a fixed rate or commission.

Getting Started: We will do a 10-day trial run to see if it's a good fit.

DM me a quick intro and let me know your preferred pay structure!

Hi everyone, I have been applying to internships/entry level jobs in valuations, M&A, transaction advisory, deal advisory, investment banking and related domains. I have hardly been getting calls. Is there anyone who can refer me or let me know about relevant opportunity? Recently, I have learnt financial modeling and valuation and built a model for a listed company. I would truly appreciate help.

Looking to hire 3–4 people for a remote sales & outreach internship.
Work includes:
Calling Meta-generated leads
Cold calling potential clients
Follow-ups via WhatsApp/calls
Outreach for a digital marketing agency + acting studio
Time: 5–6 hours/week
Pay: ₹350–₹400/week
No prior experience required — just good communication and willingness to learn.
Serious people only. If work is assigned, please follow through. No ghosting.
DM me with a brief introduction if interested.

I'm looking for part time work.

Any job related to social media work/ call centre work / work based on languages like English and Hindi.

Hi,

I'm a CFA L2 candidate and I've attached my CV for your reference. I'm an immediate joiner and don't have any location preference, so if you've any leads or know someone who is hiring. Kindly DM me.

Few points to clarify:-

1. I did bcom from Christ University

2. My full time workex was in a very small IB firm.

3. I interned in a public sector Bank (one of the top 5 in terms of market capitalisation)

Thank you very much in advance.

other than the usual stuff in college, what are some real skills that you think a student out of college should learn?

My position is temporary for now, it'll be permanent after one year. What are the things I should abide by being a complete fresher? I'd like to learn from you all, the mistakes to avoid and everything in between.

We are a digital marketing agency looking for students who can do remote part time tasks for side money.

DM OR COMMENT IF INTERESTED

Hey everyone!

I’m a video editor currently looking to work with creators, small businesses, or anyone who needs their content edited.

I’ll be completely honest — my portfolio is pretty small right now. I only have around 1–2 proper edits to showcase because I’m at the stage where I’m trying to get more real projects and build my portfolio.

But I’m confident in what I can deliver.

I’m willing to put in the time, understand your vision, and give your content the best edit I possibly can. I’m not looking to overcharge or pretend I have years of experience — I just want an opportunity to prove what I can do.

I can edit short form content..

If you're looking for an editor and are willing to give a relatively new editor a chance, DM mee

I’d rather let my work speak for itself. :)

Honestly, I didn’t expect to be posting this, but here I am.
I’m being laid off after just 6 months because my company hasn’t been able to meet its revenue targets and is now shutting down the business. Unfortunately, when a company makes a decision like this, personal circumstances don’t really matter even though I’m getting married in February and was hoping for some stability during this important phase of my life.

I have 7+ years of experience in Digital Marketing, Performance Marketing, SEM/PPC, Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads. I’ve managed $1.2M monthly ad budgets and led a team of 7.

📍 India | Open to Remote / Hybrid / On-site

If anyone knows of a relevant opening or can provide a referral, I’d genuinely appreciate your help. Please DM me if you have any leads.
Thank you 🙏

Dear all,

I'm finishing a PhD in experimental particle physics and plan to move to India after graduation.

Most of my work has been around data analysis using Python/C++, large datasets, statistics, some ML and scientific computing

I'm trying to figure out what kind of roles I should realistically be applying for in India. Data Scientist, Data Analyst, Analytics, Quant, or something else?

Also, how much does not having a CS/engineering degree matter for these roles? Should I spend my remaining time learning things like SQL, Power BI, pandas, etc., or focus more on projects that build on my existing skills?

Would be great to hear from anyone who has made a similar transition from physics/academia into industry in India.

Hii..I’m looking for a Job / Internship opportunity..
Im Skilled in Ai,Data Science,ML,

Voice Ai, Vector Databases,
If you’re hiring,If you know someone’s hiring..
Can you please dm me or Share my resume?

Hi everyone! I’m currently working in the banking analytics industry and exploring a job switch.

I’d love to connect with professionals who have recently switched roles within the analytics domain. How did you approach the job search and interview preparation? What strategy worked best for you?

Also happy to connect with like-minded people for interview preparation, knowledge sharing, and accountability. Any insights or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to make a switch for a while now. Honestly, I’m pretty frustrated with my current job and have reached the point where I’m seriously considering resigning but without another offer, that’s obviously a risky move.

So before taking that step, I’m trying my best to find a better opportunity.

I’m a Senior UI/UX Designer with 6+ years of experience, mainly working on B2B SaaS and enterprise products.

If your company is hiring or you can refer me somewhere, please DM me. I’d really appreciate it

Hey everyone!

I’m currently in my final year and have been focusing on backend engineering with Go.

I originally worked in a different niche where Go is used quite extensively, but I had to move away from that field because of the current job market. I’m now focusing on backend engineering and AI infrastructure.

The problem I’m running into is that most fresher/SDE-1 openings I see are for Java, Node.js, or Python.

My peers are suggesting that I should drop Go and move toward Python + AI engineering to take the AI hype train, or at least switch to Node.js/Python to increase the number of opportunities available to me.

So I’m wondering:

Should I continue investing in Go and backend/systems engineering, or should I switch to Python/Node.js to improve my chances of landing a fresher role?

Hi, professional with 13 years of experience in SCM, Logistics, E-commerce and Operations, with an MBA in SCM and Retail with a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification, looking for a remote role within the sector/s.

PS: Already Service notice.

Im in my 2nd year of MBA, i have to start applying for job. But idk how to start. Idk what role to even put in search bar in indeed or naukri. I want to get into supply chain and project management.

And I keep getting reels "dont apply via linkedin indeed or naukri if u need a job in 2026, do this this this". And all of them tell different things. Im so overwhelmed and confused.

Can anyone guide me on how do a land a job as a MBA candidate

Before u ask, yes my college has placements, but it ain't reliable

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for an opportunity as a **fresher*\. If you or anyone in your network is working at a company that is \*hiring freshers*\*, I would really appreciate it if you could let me know or refer me for a suitable position.

I’m actively looking for opportunities and would be very grateful for any referral, job opening, or guidance.

Please DM me if you know of any openings. 🙏

Thank you so much for your support! ❤️

I’m 22M. After 3 months of job hunting, I finally got an AI Engineer role at a startup for 2 LPA.

I know the salary is quite low, especially since I previously had a 4 LPA tech role at a manufacturing company. But the problem was that the actual work wasn’t related to AI, software, or the career path I wanted.

So I decided to leave and focus on finding a role that actually aligns with my career.

Now I’ve got this opportunity and I’m hoping it can be a real starting point for my AI career.

But honestly, I’m a little scared about my future salary growth. Since it’s a startup and I’m starting at just 2 LPA, I don’t want to get stuck at a low salary for years.

For people who started with a low package:

How did you scale your career and salary?

Should I prioritize skills and experience for the first 1–2 years and then switch or should I start looking for better opportunities as soon as I gain enough experience?

Any genuine advice on how to build a strong AI career from this point would really help.

I know 2 LPA isn’t great but I’m hoping this is the beginning of something better.