Here are six digital jobs that actually make sense to do remotely—and yes, people still get paid properly for them.
1. Digital Designer
Websites, apps, interfaces, email templates, Instagram story layouts—someone has to make all this stuff look like it was touched by a human, not generated by an anxious AI on a tight deadline. Digital designers work with pixels and preferences. They get briefs (often vague), feedback (often contradictory), and deadlines (often yesterday).
The beauty of design work is it translates well across time zones. A good brief, a few reference files, and a clear scope can carry you through an entire week without a single live meeting. That said, design-by-committee can be a real joy if you enjoy watching your clean layout slowly morph into an aesthetic casserole.
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