Personal Financial Advisor: The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that personal financial advisors typically work in offices and in the mean time almost one-fourth of them are self-employed. This means that a quarter of the professionals in this lucrative field determined to work in their own place of employment.

Even though personal financial advisors work revolves around working in office space, these individuals most probably will be involved in meeting with clients, traveling to attend conferences, or teaching finance classes.

Virtual Tasks: "More personal financial advisors are quite entrepreneurial in their work, operating, in a real sense, their own business," said Dale Austin, Director of the Career Development Center at Hope College. He further adds, "Given that most prospective clients of the financial advisor may be working during the day, the advisor also must have a very flexible work schedule, often meeting clients in the evening."

Market Research Analyst: Providing precise information to companies about what consumers think and feel is what market research analyst do on the job. These marketing professionals help an organization determine what products or services the customers want, when they want it and at what price. If you are good at interpreting data and formulating reports upon the research findings, then, considering a virtual job as a market research analyst would be a right fit.

Virtual Tasks: The market research analyst job is data driven by nature and also researching, giving presentations, analyzing trends, and identifying opportunities.  And if you’re well-versed in database and spreadsheet programs, it certainly doesn’t demand you to work in an office setting unless you’re short of any research data.
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