Did you make money contact tracing for a government agency in the last year?
If so, the pandemic side gig skills you learned there might morph into another job, post-pandemic.
Data entry, for one.
Steven Greenethinks theyre here to stay.
This is all about convenience first and safety second, says Greene.
Here are some ideas.
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This will be critical for parents who wish to continue to homeschool their children, says Hoskins.
They might have discovered that their children thrive with a more personalized approach to their studies.
But that doesnt mean you cant take that experience into your next gig.
Poll workers had to have the ability to keep things extremely organized, says Greene.
They also developed data collection and analysis, as well as people skills.
You could also lump U.S. Census work into this category.
Dont wait for another election or census to flaunt your new work experience.
Consider applying for an administrative role in one of your local government offices.
Isolation in the senior community has been prevalent well before Covid, says Hoskins.
Online tutoring is a huge and growing need, says Greene.
There are manycompanies looking for tutorsthough you might need certification.Teaching English onlinecould get you $25 an hour.
Driving is something almost anyone can do part-time to make extra, or in many cases, full-time money.
But the other great thing about being a rideshare driver?
Youve got people skills like no one else.
And be sure to bring that 5-star rating mentality with you.
Pet-Sitting or House-Sitting
Enjoyed watching Spot and his pad during the pandemic?
This side gig is a great one to continue, but dont forget you have other options as well.
If animals are your thing, consider finding work in a local animal rescue organization or pet store.
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She is a regular contributor to The Penny Hoarder.
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