Stop searching 'Work from Home' on Google. Most of it is noise. Here are 10 legendary companies that actually pay."
A decade ago, “work from home” often meant clicking through sketchy websites, second-guessing every application, and wondering if you were about to get scammed.
Today? The landscape has completely changed.
Remote work is no longer a loophole. It’s a strategy. And some of the world’s most recognizable brands are actively building distributed teams.
If you’ve ever felt safer applying to companies you already know — household names with real reputations — this list is your smart starting point.
Here are 10 well-known companies offering legitimate remote opportunities (many with benefits, structured training, and growth paths).
>Discover
Discover has occasional remote openings for posted for student loan and collections specialists. These are typically open to people living in Arizona, Delaware, Ohio, and Utah, and possibly other locations.
Pay for these roles starts at $17 to $18 hourly and benefits are offered. Be sure to tick the “remote eligible” box on the job search page so you've narrowed it down to only remote openings.
>Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Enterprise Rent-a-Car is almost always hiring work from home reservation agents.
Like many of these jobs, you may have to live in or near a specific city which varies depending on their needs.
These are full-time roles with pay starting at $17.25 hourly and benefits offered.
>HSN (Home Shopping Network)
A company called Qurate Retail Group appears to have acquired Home Shopping Network and similar companies. You can found regular remote job openings on their careers page.
The HSN remote jobs are open to Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, and possibly other states. These are full-time, entry-level positions with a starting pay rate of $15 hourly and regular pay increases every six months for two years (topping out at $17 hourly).
These positions are not always available, so check back if you don't see them listed.
>Intuit
Intuit, the well-known company behind the Quickbooks and TurboTax brands (among others) has regular remote positions available across a number of different categories.
If you search Intuit's careers page, you'll often find job openings for remote tax experts, tax associates, bookkeepers, digital sales consultants, and more.
Pay and hours vary depending on the position you are applying for.
>Stitch Fix
Stitch Fix is a well-known subscription box company that uses work at home stylists to help curate the boxes they send out to their clients.
Hiring in many, but not all, major cities nationwide.
>U-Haul
You can work at home for U-Haul doing everything from social media to roadside assistance. They almost always have a home-based positions available. Some of these are seasonal while others are year-round.
These are mostly entry-level, although they prefer at least a year of past sales/customer service experience.
Many of the reservation rep roles pay $17 hourly.
On their jobs page, there is a filter for “remote” making it easy to find what remote openings they have currently. Be sure to select that to refine the search results, it is the last option on their filters.
>Wayfair
Wayfair is sometimes hiring remote inbound sales agents. They supply you with all equipment to do the job if you are hired.
If hired, you must be able to work some evenings and also weekends. The job posting states that 1+ years of sales experience, preferably in a call center/retail/virtual environment, is required.
>Under Armour
Under Armour, the popular athletic apparel brand, usually has several remote openings across different categories.
As of the date of this blog post, they are hiring for:
>Merchandising
>Account services
>Marketing
>Plus more
>Williams-Sonoma
Williams-Sonoma has regular openings for work at home customer care representatives. These are part-time positions.
They are usually hiring candidates located in Alabama,Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, N. Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, or Wisconsin.
They do require at least a year of past customer service experience for you to qualify.
Most often, you will see these positions open seasonally.
>Amazon
Amazon is currently hiring a Customer Service Lead (Luxury Stores) in the US. This is a full-time role.
You would provide 1×1 coaching to CSAs and Lead team members to ensure performance meets company standards. Manage CS help inbox, including monitoring and reporting trends, utilizing tools like Seller Central, CSC Call Center Manager, TT, SIM, and shipping carrier admin sites.
Need to have flexibility with a full-time schedule, including shifts on weekends and evenings.
The base pay for this position ranges from $37,200/year in the lowest geographic market up to $59,700/year in the highest geographic market.
The real game-changer though? The "best" remote gig isn't always the one with the biggest paycheck.
It's the one that:
>Guards your study time / main priorities
>Doesn't drain every drop of energy
>Actually builds useful skills
Matches your natural rhythm and personality
A steady side stream (even modest) can cut stress, skip extra loans, boost real-world confidence, and remind you that balance is possible.
If you're juggling college, early career, or just life—small wins like these add up fast.
Which one from the list feels like it could actually fit your schedule right now? Drop it below—I read every comment and love hearing what clicks for people. Sharing experiences helps everyone spot the real opportunities. πΏ
Wishing you clarity, calm focus, and income streams that lift you up instead of weighing you down. You've got this. π
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I hope this list helped if you were looking to work from home through a well-known brand. Good luck if you apply!

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