Entry-Level Online Researcher - Work-at-Home

FocusGroupPanel

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Languages: English, Spanish

Requirements

Education varies by study - all education levels accepted
Speak, read and understand English
Able to focus and follow through
Need a computer, laptop or mobile device
Need a stable internet connection
Data entry skills
Able to read, write and take direction
Type a minimum of 25 words per minute
Backgrounds in Customer Service, Administrative Assisting, Sales and Sales Support helpful but not mandatory

Responsibilities

Work remotely from home
Participate in tasks and micro tasks
Engage in work at home opinion panels
Join online focus groups
Perform product testing
Participate in research trials
Work part time on a flexible schedule
Use a mobile device or computer for work
Use a webcam for certain studies (may pay more)
Conduct studies using a smartphone

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