Oh cool, now you are speaking language! It seems like a full time job just applying to job sites, so 10 second applications sounds awesome. I'll check out builtin.com asap. I'll have to buy you a beer after I get my sweet new gig, thanks. Source: 11 months ago

Oh and I went to builtin.com for job hunting. There's a remote work section on there and the application process is literally seconds once you get in the groove. I just figuratively spammed applications that loosely met my requirements. Like I literally spent like 10 seconds on the page for my current position, applied, and moved on. A week or so later I got the call. Source: 11 months ago

My suggestion would be to search for fully remote jobs on https://builtin.com/. Target companies with more than 50 but less than 200 employees. From this Internet strangers perspective, you could make a convincing argument for customer support or operations roles. Source: 12 months ago

Digging for other "largest companies in {domain}" I also came across https://builtin.com which has some discovery. Source: about 1 year ago

Use different sites that startups focus on - like builtin.com (which is great if you're in the states). Source: about 1 year ago

Try snagajob.com they tend to have entry level jobs readily available. Source: over 1 year ago

So I work full time as an IT Director from home and am looking to work at local PJs 3 nights a week out of sheer boredom. My day job is pretty easy for me, I take off to go to the gym and run errands in the middle of the day and I'm just bored at night. Online they are hiring for everything and honestly I just want to make pizza and not think about computers, networking, firewalls, etc, etc after 5pm. I did the... Source: over 2 years ago

If I look on snagajob.com and search for cleaner, there are families that are looking for a part time cleaner but they probably only speak English. And yeah, even if the job listing does not say it, they will probably want to leave a note with instructions like 'Take X out of the fridge to defrost'. Source: almost 3 years ago