Apple has dozens of work-from-home jobs open right now

Some people love going to the office, while others much prefer working from home.

Good remote jobs can be hard to come by, so it’s especially exciting when super reputable companies list work-from-home jobs on their website.

Apple has a job listing calling for “at home advisors” to provide customer service and support roles, all from the comfort of their own home.

The number of open positions fluctuates, so this is a good page to bookmark is you’re keeping an eye out for work-from-home jobs!

According to the listing on their site, here’s what an at home advisor would do:

“When people contact us for help, an at home advisor is often the one who responds. From your own home, you’ll be their human connection to Apple: friendly, thoughtful, and real. You’ll answer questions about our products and services, enriching customers’ lives by helping them access the wonder they’ve come to expect from Apple. And every time you save someone’s day, you’ll be amazed by what it does for yours.”

Positions available include at home advisor, at home team manager and at home area manager.

Here’s a little bit of information about each role.

At Home Advisor

You’re basically the point person for all questions related to Apple. You’ll answer questions and help customers out with their Apple-related problems.

At Home Team Manager

The at home manager provides daily supervision and development for the at home advisors. You’ll have regular online meetings and coaching sessions with the advisors you manage.

At Home Area Manager

One more step up the chain, at home area managers supervise the team managers.

“You’ll ensure that they’re all doing what it takes to resolve customers’ issues with products and services in a customer-focused manner,” according to Apple.

Remote Careers

Though each individual job listing has a specific city listed next to it, Apple wrote this about the jobs:

This is a work from home position and you can live in any city across the US—you do not need to live in the city this is posted in to be considered.”

Although the job is convenient and comfortable, Apple wants to make sure applicants know that it’s still an extremely professional role.

The job requires you to have a quiet, distraction-free workspace with a door you can shut, an ergonomic chair, a desk for the iMac (and headset) they’ll provide, and your own network connection.

You’ll get trained through Apple using an online program, and you’ll still be connected to a team as well as a manager through video conversations and chat tools.

In addition to the bonus of being able to work your job in your pajamas, Apple offers these work-from-home employees a robust benefits package, including product discounts and paid time away, even if they are part-time. No commute and a discount on iPhones? Count us in.