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Dec. 12, 2023

Happy Rebellious Tuesday!

In today's update, "all who wander are not lost," the saying goes. But you'd think they were when employers start asking about "gaps" in your resume. Besides, what's wrong with being lost? You haven't explored much if you've never been lost. 

However, those opinions probably won't help you much in a typical job interview. So here's a video from Chris on how to handle gaps in your resume.

If you're looking for a computer-provided WFH job with no weekends, this customer service slot could fit. The pay range is on the low side, $27,500-$38,000, though the incentives should help. But as always, it depends on your individual needs. No state hiring restrictions mentioned, college not required. Benefits included.

For extra cash, another legitimate option is surveys at Forthright. Get paid in cash or (if you prefer) gift cards for Amazon and other brands. No minimum balance before redeeming. "Each survey shows the dollar value and time it takes to complete it," the company says.

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Are You Bilingual in Spanish or Another Language? RRR's Christa Barbari has rounded up 7 companies with hundreds of WFH jobs. Jobs vary widely, so there's plenty to choose from. 

Also Screened - Take Surveys for Extra Cash – Branded Surveys: Another legitimate survey option. “We pay you with cash or gift card rewards to complete market research studies.” Not for core income, but can help with frills or bills.

"Get Paid to Cud*le" - Scam or Legit?

There is definitely an epidemic of loneliness in the US and other countries, as the Surgeon General and other sources have noted. "Professional Cud*lers" -- some platonic, some not -- have stepped up to fill the need. 

Online reviews say you can make about $80/hr. providing this service platonically, though factors like location, demand, etc., will affect the rate. Clients have to be carefully screened, risks considered, and platonic boundaries have to be clear, experts note. Both Cud*lers and clients report getting scammed, but others report straightforward experiences with no misrepresentation. If you're interested in learning more, click here and scroll down.