Flexible Remote Data Entry Operator

Company Overview:

Every opinion counts—yours included. Apex Focus Group helps everyday people turn their thoughts into extra income through paid research opportunities. No resume needed, just a willingness to share honest feedback from home or in person.

Role and Responsibilities:

• Participate in surveys, focus groups, and product testing sessions.
• Complete questionnaires and offer clear, honest feedback.
• Engage in guided discussions or virtual interviews when scheduled.
• Be ready and available at least 10 minutes before each session begins.

Required Skills and Experience:

• Reliable internet connection and a working webcam-enabled device.
• Ability to follow instructions carefully and communicate clearly.
• No background in data entry or research needed.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Willing to speak openly and contribute to structured discussions.
• Comfortable testing products or services before public release.
• Flexible and open to repeat participation for added earnings.

Compensation and Benefits:

• Earn $75–$150 per 1-hour focus group session.
• Multi-day projects may pay $300–$750 or more.
• Remote and local options available depending on study type.
• No minimum hours—choose when and how often to participate.
• Get early access to products and sometimes receive free samples.

About Apex Focus Group:

Apex Focus Group connects participants with research studies that influence real-world decisions. Whether you're testing a product or joining a live discussion, our platform is built for people seeking flexible, paid opportunities without complicated requirements.

FAQ's

What does a data entry person do?

A data entry person, or data entry clerk, is responsible for accurately and efficiently entering, updating, and managing data within electronic databases or systems. This often involves transferring information from various sources, like paper documents or verbal instructions, into digital formats.

Is data entry jobs easy?

Data entry jobs can be considered relatively easy, especially for beginners, as they primarily involve typing and entering information into computer systems, but they require accuracy, attention to detail, and good typing skills.

Do I need a degree for data entry?

No, a college degree is generally not required for most data entry positions, which typically require a high school diploma or equivalent, along with strong typing and computer skills.

Is data entry still in demand?

Data entry is one of the original tech jobs. And while data professionals may not be punching cards anymore, data entry skills are still imperative to modern organizations and are in high demand by companies that use data to run their businesses.