2 open roles · reviewed by a person
Customer support is one of the most accessible ways into remote work. Many roles provide full training, and the core skills — clear writing, patience and problem-solving — transfer from almost any previous job.
Support is also one of the areas most targeted by fake job listings. Every role below has been checked by a person, and no legitimate employer here will ask you to pay for equipment or training.
Kindred · Worldwide · Full-time · Chat / Email
Harbor HR · Europe · Full-time · SaaS / Onboarding
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Most remote support happens over chat and email. Short, warm, precise answers are what hiring managers look for in a writing test.
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Experience with help desks such as Zendesk, Intercom or Help Scout is a plus, but many employers train you.
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Support roles often cover set shifts. A good listing tells you the hours and time zone up front.
Yes. Support is one of the most common entry points into remote work. Look for listings marked Entry level or that mention training.
Many are chat and email only, but some include phone. The listing description should say which.
Never pay for training or equipment, never cash a check sent before you start, and be wary of interviews done only by text message. Read our guide to spotting fake remote jobs.