Virtual Jobs for Experienced Workers Study
Research participation · United States

Experienced workers’
experiences with virtual jobs.

We’re inviting people whose work experience includes virtual jobs to share what that experience has been like. The study is interested in a range of perspectives—there are no right or wrong answers.

Apply to take part Applications close December 8, 2026
Virtual jobs, in your words

A closer look at work that happens virtually.

This study explores experienced workers’ experiences with virtual jobs. We want to hear what it has been like for you, in your own words.

People’s experiences can differ. The research welcomes honest perspectives, including what works for you and what does not.

Taking part involves two separate one-hour video interviews. Compensation information supplied by the research team is 1000$.

01 Your experience of virtual work

02 The contexts around that experience

03 Your perspective, without a right answer

Read all study details
Before you apply

A few things to know.

To be eligible, you must meet these requirements:

  • Applicants must be at least 21 years old.
  • This study is not recruiting applicants in: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia.
  • For “Do you have a smartphone or a laptop with a working webcam?”, eligible answers are: Yes — a smartphone; Yes — a laptop with a webcam; Yes — both.
  • For “Do you have a stable internet connection at home?”, eligible answers are: Yes, it handles video calls fine; Usually, but it can be patchy.
  • For “Could you make two separate one-hour video calls in the next 8 weeks?”, eligible answers are: Yes; Probably, with enough notice.

The application asks a few questions to check these requirements and learn about your perspective.

Go to the first question
Need more information?

Ask the research team.

Contact Adversarial Studies LLC with questions about the study, your application, or the handling of your information.

Information note / 01Your application is identifiable, not anonymous.Read how application information is used and who to contact with questions.