“Test New Apps and Earn 35k Per Hour”: Lady Abroad Shares Online Job Paying Well, No Degree Required

“Test New Apps and Earn 35k Per Hour”: Lady Abroad Shares Online Job Paying Well, No Degree Required

  • A young lady revealed how to earn money from testing new apps for tech companies on TikTok
  • She demonstrated the step-by-step process of finding the tech companies that were looking for testers
  • She also shared a website that listed such opportunities and showed an example of an offer with an hourly rate.

A young lady shared her tips and tricks on how to find and apply for such opportunities.

In a video shared by @flourishing_financially, she explained the step-by-step process of searching for tech companies that were in need of testers for their new apps.

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She also recommended a website that regularly updated and posted such opportunities and showed an example of an offer that paid an hourly rate.

Watch her video to learn more:

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More on Application testing

Application testing opportunities online are ways to earn money by evaluating the functionality, usability, and design of websites and apps. Such opportunities are on various platforms that connect testers with developers or clients who need feedback on their products.

Some of the platforms that offer application testing opportunities online are UserTesting, Test IO, Userlytics, and Freelancer. Depending on the platform, one may need to have a computer, a mobile device, a microphone, a webcam, and an internet connection to start testing.

The amount of money one can earn varies depending on the platform, the complexity of the test, and the quality of your feedback.

Some platforms pay per test, while others pay per bug or per hour. Application testing opportunities online are a great way to make extra cash, learn new skills, and help improve the web and mobile app experience for users.

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While speaking with AbdulFatai Khan, a Key Account Officer at Moniepoint (formerly a remote sales person for InDrive), he indicated that there are advantages to online jobs, however, he advised that people should be careful as scammers abound online.

He told Legit.ng:

“One of the major advantages of online jobs is its flexibility. However, online jobs are more demanding. It is hard to know which is now is real or fake. Another major drawbacks is getting it right at onset. Getting the skill sets and the discipline. The advice I can give to anyone who wants to set up a career in tech whether you want to become an app tester or email marketer is to get the necessary skillsets and acquire the moral discipline required.”

Canada-based lady shares online job on Fiverr

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady resident in Canada has shared an online job capable of paying $100 (N88,000) per hour.

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The job opportunity was posted on TikTok by Seyi Obasi, who said the lucrative gig is available on Fiverr.

She said many people are looking for someone to talk to online, and all they want is for the person to just sit and listen to them.

Disclaimer: This is not a financial advise. Legit will not be held responsible for any loss from steps taken based on this. Please do your due diligence.

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