r/Eugene • u/Reasonable-Access731 • 2d ago

Remote/office work in town

Recently my physical health has greatly diminished and I find myself unable to do my previous job. Does anyone know of any companies hiring remote workers or even office jobs that aren’t physically intensive in the area? I’m not really sure what to do as I’m still a fairly young adult and I don’t really want to be on disability for the rest of my life from such a young age. Any help is appreciated :)

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u/Spore-Gasm 2d ago

What degree, certification, or other qualifications do you have?

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u/Reasonable-Access731 2d ago

I’m 19, I graduated high school and have worked at Starbucks for 3 years. I feel like I’m screwed

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u/TheRisingValkyrie 2d ago

I've been looking for a year with 0 interviews with: AA Humanities, B.S. Animal Science, and a cert in Accounting and another in Financial Success of Nonprofits. Were all screwed <3

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u/Reasonable-Access731 2d ago

Jesus Christ I’m sorry

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u/jazzguitarboy 2d ago

Serious advice here: go get your degree. If you can get your associates degree at LCC, that's great. If you can go on to get your bachelor's, that's even better. Or I always recommend looking into your CCNA if you want to get into the IT side of things -- you can do that with a home lab and self study without too much expense. What you're looking for does not exist for someone without credentials.