Entry-level remote jobs, worth a look - first time posting

I found several remote customer-support roles that do not need a degree, and I have applied to a few as a teaching assistant. I worked as a teaching assistant before this. The schedules are set in advance, including some weekends. Are there warning signs I should look for?

The test was a short typing check and a role-play call. Practising with a friend helped a lot.

Legitimate ones never ask for money up front. If they ask you to buy equipment first, walk away.