Administrative Assistant Admin Work At Home - Part-Time Online Focus Group Panel

We're now accepting participants for focus group studies! You can earn up to $750 per week working part-time from home. Simply register to see if you qualify—no experience as an administrative assistant is necessary.
We are looking for people to join national and local paid focus groups, clinical trials, and market research studies. Most of our opportunities allow you to participate online from home, though some in-person options are available. It's a great chance to make extra income from the comfort of your home.
Compensation:
$75-$150 for each 1-hour session
$300-$750 for multi-session studies
Job Requirements:
Arrive at least 10 minutes before your session starts
Follow all written and oral instructions
Complete any surveys provided for each panel
If products or services are supplied, you must use them and be prepared to discuss your experience prior to the session
Qualifications:
A smartphone with a camera or a desktop/laptop with a webcam
Access to high-speed internet
Willingness to fully engage in one or more of the topics
Ability to follow instructions, both written and verbal
No prior administrative assistant experience needed
Job Benefits:
Flexibility to work online from home or attend in-person sessions
No commuting if you choose remote work
Flexible hours—part-time or full-time availability
Receive free samples from our partners in exchange for your honest feedback
Be among the first to test new products or services before they hit the market
If you’re looking for part-time, full-time, or temporary work, this position offers the flexibility you need. Whether you’re an administrative assistant or just seeking flexible, remote work, it’s a great way to supplement your income. Apply on our website and complete the questionnaire to see if you qualify!

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