Work-from-home support roles hiring this month after 13 years as a welding apprentice

I found several remote customer-support roles that do not need a degree, and I have applied to a few as a welding apprentice. I would rather hear the honest version than the polite one. They use a short typing and listening test. Are there warning signs I should look for?

Ask about the schedule and what happens when call volume drops. Some roles cut hours in slow seasons.