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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you like to be around people? Working on teams? Do you need your work to be interesting? If not, I recommend “back office” work for a federal contractor. It’s in house and mostly remote. Subcontracts, compliance, purchasing, contract closeout, accounts payable, records retention. There are a ton of jobs, I supervise several, that are fully remote, 40hrs a week if you work slow, that pay $65-90k. The catch is you work from home and talk to people 1-3x a week. It’s self paced, but detail oriented work. For some people, they would lose their minds with boredom and loneliness. For the right person, it’s a perfect job with minimal stress. [/quote] Sounds ideal for me (NP). How does someone break into these jobs? Do you need a particular degree?[/quote] Some people we hire have actual 4 yr degrees in business, federal contracting, or accounting. Some of them have degrees in exercise science, history, or any number of random topics. There is a requirement for a 4yr degree - but it’s a niche field based on learning a lot of regulations - so a lot of learning is done on the job. [/quote]
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