Remote work is in high demand, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. However, some may only associate remote work with a limited number of industries, but that’s far from true. Here are some fun remote jobs that some may find surprising, according to GoBankingRates.com. 

Appointment Setter 

A person in this position should be highly organized. This role handles the scheduling of appointments for sales reps, or schedules consultations between staff and clients. They also book meetings. 

Podcast Reviewer 

Podcast fanatics will love this gig. This position evaluates the content of podcasts for parents. Those with An understanding of radio and audio streaming is required.  

Social Listening Expert  

For the gamers out there, this is the chance to get paid for research into the video gaming community. It’s to provide insight on consumers to gaming companies. 

Author Coach 

Those who have expertise in non-fiction book writing or authorship can use their skills to coach others who are interested in pursuing a book deal.  

Food & Beverage Writer 

Foodies will love this position! This involves trying different cuisine and beverage products from brands and getting paid to write advertisements.  

Read more about unexpected remote jobs on GoBankingRates.com.  

Remote jobs are in high demand.

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