Please join me in congratulating LaShonda Durden on becoming the first moderator in our community! LaShonda, I truly appreciate your support, dedication, and willingness to serve our members. I’m excited about what we will accomplish together and look forward to a wonderful partnership as our community continues to grow. Congratulations, LaShonda!

Thank you to everyone who attended today’s Remote Jobs Workshop: Tekia McCall, Kenya Johnson, Christopher Agerston, Cherisher Suddith, Cerissa Howard, Sharon Lawrence, Arlease Hill-Johnson, Keisha Moore, Nyidra Pounds, Nichole Copeland, Kayla Johnson, LaShonda Durden, and Tee Roseboro. A special shout-out to Kenya for helping moderate the session, LaShonda for being my right hand, Sharon for sharing her valuable input, and both Kaylas for contributing to the conversation. I appreciate everyone who asked questions, shared advice, and supported the other job seekers in the room. If you attended, please leave a comment and share your honest feedback: - What was your biggest takeaway? - What did you find most helpful? - What would you like us to cover during a future session? If you missed today’s workshop, it is not too late to register for next Saturday’s session. These sessions normally fill up quickly, so reserve your spot now: https://calendly.com/rashida-houston/remote-jobs-workshop-clone I look forward to seeing you there!

Whether you are just getting started, transitioning from IT, earning certifications, or already have cybersecurity experience, I want to hear from you. Cybersecurity includes more than penetration testing and coding. Companies are also hiring for positions such as: - Cybersecurity Analyst - SOC Analyst - Governance, Risk and Compliance Analyst - Identity and Access Management Specialist - Information Security Analyst - Third-Party Risk Analyst - Security Awareness Specialist - Vulnerability Management Analyst - Fraud and Trust & Safety Specialist - Cloud Security Analyst Comment “CYBER” and tell me: 1. Your experience level 2. Any certifications you have 3. The cybersecurity positions you want 4. Whether you need remote, hybrid, or onsite work I want to connect you with helpful resources, career guidance, and cybersecurity opportunities that match your background.

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Amazon is offering remote customer service opportunities, but you must live in an eligible hiring location. Current locations include: 📍 Texas (29) 📍 Arizona (26) 📍 Florida (25) 📍 Illinois (24) 📍 Colorado (23) 📍 Kansas (23) 📍 Oklahoma (23) 📍 Pennsylvania (23) 📍 New Mexico (22) 📍 Massachusetts (4) 📍 Missouri (3) 📍 Ohio (3) 📍 Idaho (2) 📍 Indiana (2) 📍 New York (2) 📍 North Carolina (2) 📍 Alabama (1) 📍 California (1) 📍 Georgia (1) 📍 Iowa (1) 📍 Kentucky (1) 📍 Louisiana (1) 📍 Maryland (1) 📍 Minnesota (1) 📍 Nebraska (1) 📍 New Hampshire (1) 📍 Virginia (1) 📍 Wisconsin (1) Even though these positions are remote, Amazon may require you to live in the state or designated area listed in the job posting. Want help finding the right opportunities, preparing your resume, understanding the hiring process, and getting ready for assessments? Join my Customer Service Remote Cohort for more information, job-search support, and help positioning yourself for remote customer service opportunities! Comment “AMAZON” below for details.