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2012年9月16日 星期日

Finding and Becoming a Telecommuting Employer


Telecommuting is the term coined by an American, Jack Nilles in 1973. It is also called as e-commuting or e-work or tele-work or work-at-home. Telecommuting is a work arrangement where employers take advantage of the various technological advances and enjoy limited flexibility in working hours and working location. It is a broader term referring to substituting telecommunications for any form of work that requires travel, which consequently eliminates the distance limitations of telecommuting. Some work from home while others use mobile telecommunications technology to work from any location. All telecommuting employers work for tele-workers but not all tele-workers are telecommuting employers.

The motto is 'work is something you do, and not something you travel to.' A successful telecommuting program needs a management style which is mostly based on results and not on a close inquiry of a telecommuting employer. Most legitimate telecommuting companies do not charge you to work for them rather they will pay you for your work. The only exception would be a freelancing company which will take a fee from both you and the employer as a part of the agreement. The fee is usually very small, around 5% of the total budget, and considering that you don't have to travel to work, and you pay no immediate income tax on your earnings, this is a very small fee indeed.

One option for starting your own online business is to become a telecommuting employer. These are people who hire others to work on a team, and then bid on projects on freelancing websites. As long as onedoes his job well, he will have a guaranteed paycheck, as they control all of the terms of the agreement, from the amount of the bid to the salary of their employees. Telecommuting jobs allow you to work on your own schedule but with the given tasks and responsibilities.

The greatest disadvantage to a telecommuting employer is that they work for someone else and their job stability is dependent on their companies. Another disadvantage is that the competition among them is very high. Many companies are very choosy and the pay is based on their terms.

Today, there are many obstacles to overcome to get a good job. Many skilled workers are not able to get to the place of work due to family situations or physical disability. Telecommuting employers are very lucky to hold this job as they can choose to work where they want. Telecommuting jobs provide great opportunities for one parent homes or for homes where only one parent can work. Some work places do not have the facility to accommodate handicapped people, for those people telecommuting work gives them security and they can earn from where they live.

Telecommuting employers were in the past proved their job to be very difficult due to lack of technology. But nowadays, it is easy to become a telecommuting employer because of the advancement in technology and internet and working from home has been made easier and more convenient.




Jordan Matthews is a internet entrepreneur who got his start with writing jobs [http://www.how-to-write-better.com/writing-jobs/] by telecommuting. To see a large list, updated to the minute, check out these At-home Writing Jobs [http://www.how-to-write-better.com/writing-jobs/]





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2012年9月13日 星期四

Finding a Work at Home Job is Not a Lonely Journey


Whoever said finding a work at home job was not easy was absolutely right. It doesn't matter if the economy is failing or not. Plainly telecommuting jobs don't fall from the sky.

It can be a daunting task to find the work at home job on your own. Here are three ways to seek help and make your journey into working at home a success and as stress-free as possible.

1. Seek the help of others either through networking online or offline. The more people who know you're looking for a work at home job, the better. If they know, they may also pass the information along to someone else who may be looking for someone.

If you're networking offline always have resumes handy.

2. Use other online outlets like work at home forums. Community forums are one of the best tools to use to find a work at home job. You're reaching out to a lot of people in different parts of the world and you're increasing your chances that much more.

The important part of using forums is providing as much information about you as possible without giving out personal information. In order to get the most and use your time wisely is be forthcoming about what you're looking for, what skills and experience you have, what you don't want to do, but are open to. Even though you may have certain needs to be met, keep in mind you don't want to limit yourself and become inflexible.

Going back to the forum is important as well. I have seen a job offered made to a job seeker on the forum, but unfortunately she never came back to see if anyone responded to her post. If you don't have the time to keep checking, you can subscribe to your own topic to receive notification via email when someone replies.

3. Use a recruiting agency. Yes it requires payment and some agencies may offer these services:
Help you create a proper work at home resume
Offer educational resources
Offer work at home resources such as articles, resume and interviewing tips
Match your skills and experience with a virtual company
Find researched home based, freelance and telecommuting job leads
Offer a work at home discussion forum and more

Even though you will work remotely from home, it doesn't mean you have to be alone when you're seeking a work at home job. Use these three suggestions today to find your telecommuting job.




S McIntyre owns WorkAtHomeSpace, a free work at home resource focusing on telecommuting companies, daily telecommute job leads, articles, business resources and other work at home related topics. Join our http://www.workathomespace.com/forum for work at home discussions, networking and more.





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2012年9月5日 星期三

Finding the Telecommuting Work Life Balance - 6 Simple Tips


A telecommuting job from home can be an exciting opportunity for anyone. While working from home is great, it can take a little getting used to, especially since you will have more free time than your used to. Since you are in charge of your time and when you get your work done, you will look at your job in a whole new way. Here are some simple steps to get you started on your new venture working from home.

1. Make an appropriate workspace - Working from home is really no different than working in an office when it comes to the space you are using. Make sure you have an area in your home that you can go to that is quiet and you won't be disturbed. This includes a desk that is set up for you to comfortably maneuver throughout the day. Remember, you will be sitting at your desk in your home office like you would if you were in any other office, so you want to make sure it's comfortable. You should be able to sit in a position that does not cause strain or discomfort on your neck, back wrist etc. Invest in a nice desk and chair; you will thank yourself in the long run.

2. Create a system to track your time - Depending on how your company is set up, you may be required to enter your hours online each week. I recommend using a notebook or calendar system to write down this information, especially for those busy days when you are juggling several projects. It's easy to think you will remember what you've done but trust me, I learned quickly that the days go by too fast and it's really hard to recall what I did each day!

3. Keep track of your bills - Most home office expenses are tax deductible in some form or another so keep track of all your utility bills, home improvement bills, internet, phone etc. Contact your accountant for further information as it applies to your state.

4. Set boundaries - With having such a flexible work environment, it's easy to get sidetracked watching TV or doing the laundry. If you set boundaries for yourself, you will find you are much more productive. I tend to work in 2 hour blocks of time because that works best for me. It may take some trial and error to find what works best for you. Don't be afraid to try new things. In most instances, you are probably free from the typical 9-5 hours of getting your work done. If you work better at night, go for it (assuming you are still meeting your deadlines).

5. Check your insurance -Does your insurance company have you rated as a high mileage driver? Call to inquire and let them know you are now working from home, there is a chance this may reduce your premium. If you are bringing clients to your home or if you are driving for business purposes, your insurance agent needs to know this because there may be special endorsements that need to be added to your policies. It is best to contact your insurance agent to find out the laws in your state.

6. Take a look at your budget - Since you are working from home, the chances are pretty good you are not spending as much as you were when you were driving to and from work. Working from home not only allows greater flexibility, it can also mean big savings on your budget. You will likely find savings in categories like gas and dining out. Since you won't be driving to work and you likely won't have the typical office lunch out, this can add up to big savings. You could apply this extra cash to savings or paying down debt.

Working from home is a great opportunity to create a flexible lifestyle for yourself. I am lucky enough to only need a laptop and a broadband card to get my job done. This means I can travel and still work from anywhere I choose to go. What opportunities do you have now that you are working from home? Take a few moments to jot down some goals you have been putting off or some things you have always wanted to do. Are you going to spend this newfound free time watching TV or start living your dream?




Jenny Kerr is a Consultant, blogger, and professional online marketer with a passion for helping people find their "why" in life. The ability to create a flexible lifestyle opened up a whole new world of possibilities for her and she loves sharing her experiences with other like minded people. Read more about Jenny on her website at [http://jenkerr.com] and sign up for her newsletter to learn more.





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2012年8月30日 星期四

Finding Legitimate Telecommute Jobs and Telecommuting Ideas Online


Do you find no telecommute ideas coming your way to work from home? When looking for telecommuting opportunities, consider the internet both a friend and foe. You cannot afford to miss the misleading campaigns that promises you heaven, seeking little effort but some money from you. Have you heard this before? This type of ad can certainly be discouraging, but be assured that there are legitimate telecommute job opportunities.

To find Real Telecommute Ideas and Jobs

If you want to start your search for telecommute jobs on the right foot, please read the following to major factors. One is knowing what you are looking for and the other is knowing what you are not looking for. There is a big difference between telecommute jobs and business opportunities and you must find out what that is. A legitimate telecommute job will never ask you for money. You don't pay a uniform employer to affect them do you? Well, telecommute jobs are no different. Employers will not charge you when they hire you to work as an independent contractor. A business opportunity, however, will charge you to work for them.

Working independently for your own home business, will require you to fund your own start up costs. Additionally, you will continue to pay for materials you need to keep your business going. If you want to work from home and still work for someone else, stay away from these types of telecommute ideas. No telecommute job is going to get you rich fast. You can make a decent income that is equivalent to that which you made working outside of the home, or a bit more or less.

The most important thing is to find the right place to look for good telcommute jobs. Knowing where to look both online and offline is the key to finding great telecommute ideas. Obviously the internet is your greatest resorce for this.

Before you begin your search, familiarize yourself with companies and scams to avoid by searching forums and websites about telecommuting and jobs. Getting to know others who already work in telecommute positions and hearing their experiences with certain companies will help you in determining which directions to take in your own search for telecommute jobs. Start searching through Google or any popular search engine. It will eliminate scams from appearing in the search results if you type a specific kind of job, instead of "work from home jobs". Use multiple sources to find telecommuting opportunities including newspaper ads and by contacts within companies. More employers are becoming open to the idea of telecommuting employees.

Choosing the Right Telecommute Job for You

Why do you want to work from home? Do you have small children and require a flexible schedule? Or are you able to work regular business hours? What types of skills do you have to offer an employer? Please answer these questions prior to your job searching. It will help you come up with the right telecommute ideas best fit for you.

Remember that finding legitimate telecommute jobs takes time, the same as a regular job hunt. They also don't cost you a penny.




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Finding Legitimate Telecommuting Jobs


There are actually legitimate telecommuting jobs on the internet. But mixed in with those are scams that people should avoid. Any offers that promise big money for the cost of a book or kit that they will send you are not really legitimate telecommuting jobs. It is a way for someone to sell you their products or services. There are many such ploys out there so be aware when you look for this type of job. There are companies and people that are marketing their products not looking for real employees. Some companies sell you a newsletter listing job openings this is usually legitimate and may be worthwhile depending on the cost and how often they send it out. Before you pay for a newsletter find out if anyone else has ever heard of it and the results that received using it.

There are many legitimate job boards that list regular jobs like Monster.com, Vault and Career Builder. They even list the occasional telecommuting jobs. You can directly inquire to the companies listed on the job boards to see if they hire telecommuters. You would send a letter and resume directly to the human resource department or person listed in the ad via email. Another good source of telecommuting jobs is Craig's list which lists all types of jobs around the country by job category. A telecommuting job will require you to send a letter, resume and fill out tax forms just like a regular job. It follows the same basic guidelines that you follow looking for a regular job. If you are a candidate with experience some job staffing sites like the Creative Group, Paladin, Robert Half and others may be able to help you. You can contact them through the website sending an email and resume.

Some of the types of jobs that can be legitimate telecommuting jobs are writers, graphic designers, web designers, software programmers and designers and other technical computer based skills. Some sales jobs like telemarketing can be done from home too. There are some clerical jobs like virtual assistants that act as secretaries for some companies or individuals. You will need your own computer, high speed internet connection and a phone. Some companies may provide you with the equipment but this is not usually the case. There are some jobs that are totally remote where you never have to go to the office and others that prefer local candidates because they want you to meet clients or show up at the office on occasion.

When using Craig's list look under job categories like writing, web design, technology, whatever your expertise to locate jobs that might be telecommuting. Be sure to include a letter and resume if requested when responding. If you are a software designer or web designer for example and have a local company that you want to work for contacting them directly is your best option. Find out the name of the person who is in charge of the department that you want to work like Technical Services then try to get an interview with the company. You can write a letter to the person then call them to set up an appointment. Once you have an interview you can discuss the benefits of telecommuting. If you have the necessary skills then the company will probably hire you.

There are various freelance boards that list telecommuting jobs that you must register and bid on the jobs. Many of these are good avenues for freelancers to try. Remember when seeking legitimate telecommuting jobs a good resume and cover letter to send via email is your best sales tool.




Katie Appleby is an accomplished niche website developer and author.

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2012年8月20日 星期一

Finding Legitimate Telecommuting Jobs


There are actually legitimate telecommuting jobs on the internet. But mixed in with those are scams that people should avoid. Any offers that promise big money for the cost of a book or kit that they will send you are not really legitimate telecommuting jobs. It is a way for someone to sell you their products or services. There are many such ploys out there so be aware when you look for this type of job. There are companies and people that are marketing their products not looking for real employees. Some companies sell you a newsletter listing job openings this is usually legitimate and may be worthwhile depending on the cost and how often they send it out. Before you pay for a newsletter find out if anyone else has ever heard of it and the results that received using it.

There are many legitimate job boards that list regular jobs like Monster.com, Vault and Career Builder. They even list the occasional telecommuting jobs. You can directly inquire to the companies listed on the job boards to see if they hire telecommuters. You would send a letter and resume directly to the human resource department or person listed in the ad via email. Another good source of telecommuting jobs is Craig's list which lists all types of jobs around the country by job category. A telecommuting job will require you to send a letter, resume and fill out tax forms just like a regular job. It follows the same basic guidelines that you follow looking for a regular job. If you are a candidate with experience some job staffing sites like the Creative Group, Paladin, Robert Half and others may be able to help you. You can contact them through the website sending an email and resume.

Some of the types of jobs that can be legitimate telecommuting jobs are writers, graphic designers, web designers, software programmers and designers and other technical computer based skills. Some sales jobs like telemarketing can be done from home too. There are some clerical jobs like virtual assistants that act as secretaries for some companies or individuals. You will need your own computer, high speed internet connection and a phone. Some companies may provide you with the equipment but this is not usually the case. There are some jobs that are totally remote where you never have to go to the office and others that prefer local candidates because they want you to meet clients or show up at the office on occasion.

When using Craig's list look under job categories like writing, web design, technology, whatever your expertise to locate jobs that might be telecommuting. Be sure to include a letter and resume if requested when responding. If you are a software designer or web designer for example and have a local company that you want to work for contacting them directly is your best option. Find out the name of the person who is in charge of the department that you want to work like Technical Services then try to get an interview with the company. You can write a letter to the person then call them to set up an appointment. Once you have an interview you can discuss the benefits of telecommuting. If you have the necessary skills then the company will probably hire you.

There are various freelance boards that list telecommuting jobs that you must register and bid on the jobs. Many of these are good avenues for freelancers to try. Remember when seeking legitimate telecommuting jobs a good resume and cover letter to send via email is your best sales tool.




Katie Appleby is an accomplished niche website developer and author.

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2012年7月29日 星期日

Finding Work with Part Time Internet Jobs


With technology booming, even a five year old child has a great deal of knowledge about computers. Therefore, a future career working on the Internet is an everyday occurrence for the younger generation, and even for older or disabled people who wish to work from home. It does not take much of their time and energy to do a part time internet job, whether it involves writing articles, selling products, or doing data entry. Part time internet jobs play a vital role in today's society. Because it is so much easier for the person to carry out the task in his or her own home, people who are engaged with other responsibilities find part time internet jobs to their liking.

Part time internet jobs are meant for people who are unable to dedicate themselves to a job or jobs that would require a full day of work. Many of the part time job seekers are mostly housewives or disabled people, but the market is wide open, and well-paying enough to be for anyone. Many of these individuals have their hours or ability compromised, and therefore are unable to take on a regular nine-to-five style job, and these work-at-home positions offer them the freedom they need to maintain employment. In addition, this gives many of them the chance to brush up their knowledge and skills, or build a portfolio for a regular job.

Nowadays, parents also encourage these part time Internet jobs for their teenagers because it gives them added knowledge and skills while also keeping them occupied during the day. Because a lot of these jobs are done by contract, and can pay a lot, the teens learn responsibility, can grow their skills, and have a very professional job to put on their resumes for college and beyond. The parents also feel that these part time Internet jobs plays a vital role in their kids life because when kids use the computers they tend to waste hours and hours by chatting with their friends or browsing for topics which are not appropriate for their age. These freelance and telecommuting projects give the teen an opportunity to add to their pocket money when necessary, and do not force them to take labor and time intensive temporary jobs.

With the kinds of advanced communications technology and the internet, jobs like these bring new advantages to mankind every day. Part time internet jobs also enables the workers to work for companies across the globe at the time of his or her own choice. Building a resume of solid experience is a must, especially in today's world, where excellence is a must. Fortunately, thanks to these new employment opportunities, you can build a solid resume, and make a fabulous living from home.




Jordan Matthews is a internet entrepreneur who got his start with freelancing work and telecommuting. Sign up for his newsletter at Telecommuting101.com and get a free guide to doing freelance work online, plus a list of other work at home jobs that are available.





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2012年7月27日 星期五

Tips for Finding a Legitimate Work-at-Home Job


One of the most disheartening things that can happen as you're looking for a work-at-home job is to be scammed. Unfortunately, there are people out there who are more than willing to take advantage of struggling moms looking for a telecommute position.

The number one thing to remember when you're looking for a job working from home is to always research any company you're thinking about applying with.

Also, and this is most important - never, never, never pay a fee to apply for or get a job. Legitimate companies do not charge a fee to prospective employees. A good place to check out any company is the Better Business Bureau online. You can look up the company you're interested in applying with there, and see if any complaints have been made about them.

Below are some tips for avoiding scams as you search for your perfect work-at-home job:

* Don't believe ridiculous claims of instant riches. There are no free rides in the telecommute world. Making an income requires work.

* Be cautious when dealing with unsolicited emails offering opportunities to work from home. These are most likely scams.

* Find out if there is a legitimate demand for the type of work you will be doing.

* Be suspicious if someone offers you an advance on your first paycheck. This is often an attempt to get your banking information.

* Check to see if there are any legal requirements or certifications necessary to do the type of work you are being offered.

* Ask for references of others working for the company.

Finally, don't lose hope. There are legitimate paying telecommute positions out there. It just takes a bit of detective work to protect yourself and insure the job you're getting is legitimate.




I am the work at home mom of three great girls. My blog, Work at Home Mom Revolution offers support and daily job updates for those seeking to work at home. http://www.workathomemomrevolution.com/





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Work At Home Jobs - Finding The Right One For You


Going about finding work at home jobs is not an easy task. First you have to think about what it is you would really enjoy doing. Also, think about these questions...

What experience do you have?

Are your typing skills satisfactory?

Do you enjoy talking on the phone?

The above questions are factors you need to consider when contemplating a home based job. Most telecommuting companies prefer an employee with certain types of skills. However, there are a select few that will hire you without experience and offer on-the-job training.

So, where are the best places to search?

Throughout my experience online I have found business message forums to be at the top of the list, but there are other good resources. The list below includes the top job boards.

Careerbuilder.com

Monster.com

Vault.com

Jobbank.com

Dice.com

Also, you can do a simple search for jobs on Google. You will get tons of results for typing in the key words "work at home jobs" or "work from home jobs."

What type of job are you best suited for?

If you like people and love to talk on the phone, perhaps a customer service job would be a good fit. If you can type fairly accurately and at a fair amount of speed, then maybe searching for transcription jobs would be a good idea. Also, there are many writing and editing jobs available if you like to write and you have editing or journalism experience.

You might also take a look at blogging jobs if you like writing. Currently, there are many blog owners who simply don't have the time to come up with fresh content they need to keep their blogs consistently updated.

Beware of all the scam sites

The scam sites are really very easy to spot. For example: if you find a site or an ad that says "Make money online and earn $1000 weekly" this is a sure fire warning of a true scam. Another popular scam ad would be "Simple data entry from home...make $5000 monthly" Any site that promises you X amount of dollars weekly or monthly is a huge warning sign of a scam.

In addition, when searching for a legitimate job...do take the following factors into consideration:

The companies' contact information. A true self employment site will usually give you a telephone number and a support email.

Length of time in business. The majority of legitimate companies have been in business for a considerable amount of time. You can check the length of time in business by looking at the copyright information at the bottom of the site.

Does the company require a resume for home based employment?

Does the company require an interview?

The factors above are all signs of a legitimate telecommute company.

Determine what your skillsets are and what you are truly interested in doing, and then take action. There are many jobs that can be performed from home successfully. It does take effort and time to do the proper searches. Apply consistently and never give up. By using the steps required, you'll be sure and find a work at home job that is best suited for you.




Article Written By Tammy Embrich

Tammy has been successful in the work at home industry for 4 years now. She is an Internet marketer, article marketer, and ghostwriter. She offers free job leads for the job seeker, as well as articles, tips, and more at Work At Home Jobs.

You can also find Tammy at WAH Job Leads, offering legitimate telecommuting companies, more free job leads, articles, and much more.





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2012年7月18日 星期三

Finding a Freelance Art Job


Finding the perfect freelance art jobs can seem like an overwhelming task when first undertaken, but if you search in the right places, you will find that these are actually abundant. Today's art and advertising markets are dependent on artists that are looking for freelance art jobs. Most companies prefer a freelancer or a telecommuter for these types of positions, as opposed to working with a firm, company, or corporation. Why? First and foremost because these jobs almost promise the artist the chance to be their own boss. The hours they work are solely dependent on their choosing, and schedule. In addition, the company will save money on training, save time on paperwork duties, and save money on hiring a new body. You save money by not having to come in to work, you gain more hours in your day by not having to actually go out to work everyday, and you save lots of money on transportation costs. Overall, everyone benefits.

Does this appeal to you? Being your own boss, working your own hours, and being in the comfort of your own home? Freelance art jobs are out there for you. You need to have some form of training in the art field, as well as a little experience, or at least a portfolio. Most companies offering them expect a certain degree of professionalism as well as expertise. These types of positions are important in the art industry, as far as replenishing the world of art with new masterpieces, or simply decorating homes and businesses around the world.

The importance of these types of positions in the marketing world reaches far beyond the pages of flyers and pamphlets. Businesses are going high tech, as well as relying on artists to give them the pictures they need and want to achieve the desired result for advertising. The kinds of graphics design and artwork you will do is a cornerstone for young or even old artists. Age has no importance when it comes to ability and creativity, and while many jobs are looking for a graphics designer who uses a computer, there are just as many who need pencil and paper style drawings.

Freelance art jobs allow more artists the chance to create wonderful works and pieces for display, which companies then sell or auction. By remaining freelance, these artists are able to find additional jobs, and work several in certain duration of time resulting in more exposure for the artist by doing these freelance art jobs.

Check out a good resource for telecommuting freelancers online so that you can understand the basics of bidding on jobs. Some of these contracts are "won" by bidding with a price, while others are paid out on an hourly basis. Some jobs will have you working at home, while others will require you to report for duty every day. The company offering them then compares all the bids received and chooses one that falls within their preferred range. Some of the freelance art jobs are simply a onetime offer. Either way, finding good jobs is easier than most people think, or you could benefit greatly from trying them. Find some and try them out -- isn't it time the world saw a new masterpiece?




Jordan Matthews is a internet entrepreneur who got his start with freelancing work and telecommuting. Sign up for his newsletter at Telecommuting101.com and get a free guide to doing freelance work online, plus a list of other work at home jobs that are available.





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2012年7月7日 星期六

7 Tips to Finding Telecommuting Employment


7 tips to get telecommuting employment, to work from home.

This is the biggest dream of those who leave home to go to work. It is especially near and dear to the hearts of those that work shift work. Changing shifts upset your body systems and your life. There are so many special times you miss because "I have to work".

In modern times, a new phenomena has emerged, work from home. There is plenty of opportunity. It is all a matter of belief.

7 tips to getting telecommuting employment:


Decide what kind of telecommuting work you are qualified to do. If you are an auto mechanic, perhaps you could handle auto warranty claims at home over the internet. As a janitor, you could set up a question and answer business regarding cleaning problems and sell solutions. If you have no particular trade or skill, find a a hobby, something you love to do and explore the internet to see what others have done for themselves with exactly that idea and copy how they work from home.
Decide that you will get educated about the internet. You cannot expect to go into something totally new and unknown like telecommuting employment on a strange new medium like the internet without knowing the in's and out's of it. There are plenty of free tutorials all over.
Have an open mind. You may go into this with the idea that you will have solutions to problems for people over the internet. Wait, what if....
What if you came upon somebody who had the same skills as you, but was making and selling videos on one particular part of the job? Investigate every new idea and thought. The World Wide Web will set you free if you let it. Keep that beautiful mind of yours open to fresh concepts and ideas. The World Wide Web is THE vehicle to liberate your spirit and your creativity.
Vow to yourself that this will work. You will make it work. Why? Because others have done it. Many others have succeeded immensely going the telecommuting employment route. Thousands of people work from home. You will too.
The bad recession we are in is the best of news for people like you. Companies are desperate to save money and office space is very expensive. They are looking for people who can perform their duties operating from home reliably. They are desperate for them. They want servicemen to work out of home instead of some expensive shop and so on.
Here's another tip, a big one. Go online and do searches for forums on whatever you are thinking of doing. You will find a rich community of people who have and are doing exactly what you want to do. They are your gold mine.




By the way, do you want to learn about more Telecommuting Employment Ideas and other online opportunities? If so, visit my packed bulletin board at Telecommuting Employment [http://www.homejobsite.org].

To view the most complete system of job directories and how to's for those that seek self employment ideas, click on Work From Home [http://www.work-from-at-home-job-site.org].





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2012年7月6日 星期五

Top Tips on Finding a Telecommuting Opportunity Today


My first step into the work-at-home world was as a data extractor for a company in my local area. Believe it or not, I found that job in the Classified Ads section of the newspaper. That, however, was ten years ago. Alot has changed in the last ten years - the internet alone has grown by leaps and bounds. So, what are some of the best ways for people in today's market to find a telecommuting opportunity?

Classified Ads

One good thing about the technology available to us today is that most Classified Ads are now not only listed in print newspapers, but online as well. Take a look through these to see if there are businesses in your area looking for local at-home workers. Keep in mind that you must do your research on any company or opportunity that interests you. Check with your local BBB or other local organizations to make sure the companies are in good standing before you apply.

Online Job Sites

Most online job websites now offer telecommuting listings. Use the search term "telecommute" to help give you the best results. There are even websites that cater to the work-at-home crowd such as HireMyMom.com. Remember - always be sure to read the fine print, and research each company/opportunity that interests you.

Freelance

More and more at-home workers are freelancing on a contract basis. Writers, web designers, graphic artists, and more are finding this a viable option to allow them to work from home. There are websites, such as elance.com, that cater specifically to the freelance community and make it easy for freelancers to connect with companies and individuals looking to hire them.

Start A Business

Another trend among telecommuters is heading out on their own. For instance, the virtual assistant industry is made up of home-based freelances that have taken the data entry and executive assistant skills that they've gained over the years and launched their own Virtual Assistant (VA) services, copy-writing services and other such businesses. These "VA's" know how to serve their clients in a professional manner and yet have all the flexibility and freedom of working for themselves.

There are an amazing amount of resources for telecommuters today. These positions are in high demand, so be sure to polish your resume and tailor it to fit the type of work that you're searching for. Be persistent - it may take a while to locate the right opportunity, but it will be well worth the wait.




Jill Hart's entrepreneurial career began in her teens when she spent a summer working with her father who ran his own business. When he put her in charge of a Coke machine and allowed her to keep the profits, she saw the benefits of being her own boss. She is the founder of the popular Christian work-at-home website CWAHM.com and mentors business owners at http://SuccessfulChristianWomen.com. Jill is also the co-author of So You Want To Be a Work-at-Home Mom (Beacon Hill Press, 2009).





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2012年7月3日 星期二

9 Tips For Finding Telecommuting Positions


Deciding to work from home is a major decision. It is a large change in your life and your work routine. While this step may be scary at first, there are ways to enhance your search for remote based employment that will quickly have the paychecks coming in.

The following 9 tips will help anyone looking for home-based employment quickly find a paying position.


Procrastination. It is easy to become side-tracked when you are at home. There are always chores to be done, tasks to accomplish. You must dedicate time to your work search each day if you want to be successful.
Only Apply For Positions Which You Are Qualified. Many people believe that they should apply for any and every telecommuting position available. This is a waste of your time. Make sure that you only apply for positions that you have a chance receiving. This will help fine tune your search and bring about a paycheck in a quicker manner
Use Job Placement Sites. Many companies are converting to remote employee positions as a way to reduce operating costs. These positions are often advertised for on job sites and job search engines. Remember: A company willing to pay for an advertisement is more likely to be a legitimate job opportunity.
Have Your Resume In Top Shape. Make sure that your resume is complete and updated. You also want to fine-tune your resume to the new "Internet" style of writing. Your resume should be condensed down to one page, highlight your skills, and have current contact information. Anything beyond that, unless specifically requested by the employer, is no longer necessary.
Join Home-Based Worker Forums. These online forums are a great place to learn about home-based business, new opportunities, and improve your skills. Most are free to join and they are very handy tools in this profession.
Use Google Alerts. You can set Google Alerts to notify you by email anytime that a specific key word or phrase is picked up new by the search engine. Entering keywords such as "telecommuting," "remote employee" or "home based employment" into this tool will give you instant updates each time a new posting hits the Internet.
Be Interview Ready. You must be prepared to interview with any potential employer at any given time. Remote employment is just like an office based job, you will go through an interview process.
Network Offline. Do not forget to spread the word offline that you are looking for home based employment. You will be amazed how many people find this type of work locally.
Avoid Scams. Since these types of positions are so desirable, scam artists often target them. Be wary of any company that:


Asks for payment to receive a job or list of positions. No one pays to be hired
Promises outrageous pay for simple jobs: $200 an hour for data entry is not legitimate
Requires you to make a purchase or submit financial information

These simple tips can help you streamline your job search process and help you quickly transition into a home based employee. For additional information on home based employment, including a list of telecommuting companies that are always hiring, I encourage you to visit the link in the author resource box.




Anne Horan is a freelance writer and Co-Founder of http://www.keyboard-ninjas.com. This site is dedicated to providing free information on how to work from home. For more information and tips about working from home and other Internet income opportunities, please visit the site listed above.





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2012年6月22日 星期五

8 Tips to Finding Daily Writing Job Leads



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2012年5月14日 星期一

Finding Legitimate Telecommuting Jobs


There are actually legitimate telecommuting jobs on the internet. But mixed in with those are scams that people should avoid. Any offers that promise big money for the cost of a book or kit that they will send you are not really legitimate telecommuting jobs. It is a way for someone to sell you their products or services. There are many such ploys out there so be aware when you look for this type of job. There are companies and people that are marketing their products not looking for real employees. Some companies sell you a newsletter listing job openings this is usually legitimate and may be worthwhile depending on the cost and how often they send it out. Before you pay for a newsletter find out if anyone else has ever heard of it and the results that received using it.

There are many legitimate job boards that list regular jobs like Monster.com, Vault and Career Builder. They even list the occasional telecommuting jobs. You can directly inquire to the companies listed on the job boards to see if they hire telecommuters. You would send a letter and resume directly to the human resource department or person listed in the ad via email. Another good source of telecommuting jobs is Craig's list which lists all types of jobs around the country by job category. A telecommuting job will require you to send a letter, resume and fill out tax forms just like a regular job. It follows the same basic guidelines that you follow looking for a regular job. If you are a candidate with experience some job staffing sites like the Creative Group, Paladin, Robert Half and others may be able to help you. You can contact them through the website sending an email and resume.

Some of the types of jobs that can be legitimate telecommuting jobs are writers, graphic designers, web designers, software programmers and designers and other technical computer based skills. Some sales jobs like telemarketing can be done from home too. There are some clerical jobs like virtual assistants that act as secretaries for some companies or individuals. You will need your own computer, high speed internet connection and a phone. Some companies may provide you with the equipment but this is not usually the case. There are some jobs that are totally remote where you never have to go to the office and others that prefer local candidates because they want you to meet clients or show up at the office on occasion.

When using Craig's list look under job categories like writing, web design, technology, whatever your expertise to locate jobs that might be telecommuting. Be sure to include a letter and resume if requested when responding. If you are a software designer or web designer for example and have a local company that you want to work for contacting them directly is your best option. Find out the name of the person who is in charge of the department that you want to work like Technical Services then try to get an interview with the company. You can write a letter to the person then call them to set up an appointment. Once you have an interview you can discuss the benefits of telecommuting. If you have the necessary skills then the company will probably hire you.

There are various freelance boards that list telecommuting jobs that you must register and bid on the jobs. Many of these are good avenues for freelancers to try. Remember when seeking legitimate telecommuting jobs a good resume and cover letter to send via email is your best sales tool.




Katie Appleby is an accomplished niche website developer and author.

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2012年5月13日 星期日

Finding Legitimate Telecommuting Jobs


There are actually legitimate telecommuting jobs on the internet. But mixed in with those are scams that people should avoid. Any offers that promise big money for the cost of a book or kit that they will send you are not really legitimate telecommuting jobs. It is a way for someone to sell you their products or services. There are many such ploys out there so be aware when you look for this type of job. There are companies and people that are marketing their products not looking for real employees. Some companies sell you a newsletter listing job openings this is usually legitimate and may be worthwhile depending on the cost and how often they send it out. Before you pay for a newsletter find out if anyone else has ever heard of it and the results that received using it.

There are many legitimate job boards that list regular jobs like Monster.com, Vault and Career Builder. They even list the occasional telecommuting jobs. You can directly inquire to the companies listed on the job boards to see if they hire telecommuters. You would send a letter and resume directly to the human resource department or person listed in the ad via email. Another good source of telecommuting jobs is Craig's list which lists all types of jobs around the country by job category. A telecommuting job will require you to send a letter, resume and fill out tax forms just like a regular job. It follows the same basic guidelines that you follow looking for a regular job. If you are a candidate with experience some job staffing sites like the Creative Group, Paladin, Robert Half and others may be able to help you. You can contact them through the website sending an email and resume.

Some of the types of jobs that can be legitimate telecommuting jobs are writers, graphic designers, web designers, software programmers and designers and other technical computer based skills. Some sales jobs like telemarketing can be done from home too. There are some clerical jobs like virtual assistants that act as secretaries for some companies or individuals. You will need your own computer, high speed internet connection and a phone. Some companies may provide you with the equipment but this is not usually the case. There are some jobs that are totally remote where you never have to go to the office and others that prefer local candidates because they want you to meet clients or show up at the office on occasion.

When using Craig's list look under job categories like writing, web design, technology, whatever your expertise to locate jobs that might be telecommuting. Be sure to include a letter and resume if requested when responding. If you are a software designer or web designer for example and have a local company that you want to work for contacting them directly is your best option. Find out the name of the person who is in charge of the department that you want to work like Technical Services then try to get an interview with the company. You can write a letter to the person then call them to set up an appointment. Once you have an interview you can discuss the benefits of telecommuting. If you have the necessary skills then the company will probably hire you.

There are various freelance boards that list telecommuting jobs that you must register and bid on the jobs. Many of these are good avenues for freelancers to try. Remember when seeking legitimate telecommuting jobs a good resume and cover letter to send via email is your best sales tool.




Katie Appleby is an accomplished niche website developer and author.

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2012年5月12日 星期六

Finding Legitimate Telecommute Jobs and Telecommuting Ideas Online


Do you find no telecommute ideas coming your way to work from home? When looking for telecommuting opportunities, consider the internet both a friend and foe. You cannot afford to miss the misleading campaigns that promises you heaven, seeking little effort but some money from you. Have you heard this before? This type of ad can certainly be discouraging, but be assured that there are legitimate telecommute job opportunities.

To find Real Telecommute Ideas and Jobs

If you want to start your search for telecommute jobs on the right foot, please read the following to major factors. One is knowing what you are looking for and the other is knowing what you are not looking for. There is a big difference between telecommute jobs and business opportunities and you must find out what that is. A legitimate telecommute job will never ask you for money. You don't pay a uniform employer to affect them do you? Well, telecommute jobs are no different. Employers will not charge you when they hire you to work as an independent contractor. A business opportunity, however, will charge you to work for them.

Working independently for your own home business, will require you to fund your own start up costs. Additionally, you will continue to pay for materials you need to keep your business going. If you want to work from home and still work for someone else, stay away from these types of telecommute ideas. No telecommute job is going to get you rich fast. You can make a decent income that is equivalent to that which you made working outside of the home, or a bit more or less.

The most important thing is to find the right place to look for good telcommute jobs. Knowing where to look both online and offline is the key to finding great telecommute ideas. Obviously the internet is your greatest resorce for this.

Before you begin your search, familiarize yourself with companies and scams to avoid by searching forums and websites about telecommuting and jobs. Getting to know others who already work in telecommute positions and hearing their experiences with certain companies will help you in determining which directions to take in your own search for telecommute jobs. Start searching through Google or any popular search engine. It will eliminate scams from appearing in the search results if you type a specific kind of job, instead of "work from home jobs". Use multiple sources to find telecommuting opportunities including newspaper ads and by contacts within companies. More employers are becoming open to the idea of telecommuting employees.

Choosing the Right Telecommute Job for You

Why do you want to work from home? Do you have small children and require a flexible schedule? Or are you able to work regular business hours? What types of skills do you have to offer an employer? Please answer these questions prior to your job searching. It will help you come up with the right telecommute ideas best fit for you.

Remember that finding legitimate telecommute jobs takes time, the same as a regular job hunt. They also don't cost you a penny.




Telecommuting ideas is fast becoming one of the hottest career choices today. Be one of the people who are now enjoying the freedom and flexibility that telecommuting provides. Find latest telecommute ideas, tips and advice in choosing a legitimate telecommute jobs on this site:
http://www.telecommuteideas.com.





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2012年4月18日 星期三

Tips on Finding Legitimate Online Data Entry Jobs


Online data entry jobs offer individuals who need to stay at home a great opportunity to earn extra income. This kind of telecommuting job is ideal for moms, students, disabled individuals, as well as those who just plainly want to work at home. The amount of workload and working hours are very flexible, which means that you have the power to choose the projects you want to take on. In addition to that, you can work on your own pace and during your most convenient time. Data-entry tasks are fairly simple so even those who do not have experience are encouraged to apply.

To ensure that you will find a legitimate data-entry job online, you have to take note of the following tips:

· Be extra careful with your job search - It is important that you stay vigilant when looking for data-entry jobs online. It is important that you know how to distinguish scam sites so you can avoid them. Normally, scam sites offer an atrocious pay that seems too good to be true. Moreover, they often ask their victims to pay a certain amount of money, which they claim to be membership fees. Therefore, it would be a good idea if you do a background check on that particular company to ascertain their legitimacy.

· Ask recommendations from trusted friends and relatives - If you know anyone that is currently working as a data encoder, you can ask them to refer you to their previous clients or they can just provide you with a list of credible sites where you can look for legitimate data entry jobs.

· Drop by work-at-home message boards or forums: A number of work-at-home message boards and forums are now providing information on legitimate data entry job sites that are worth checking out. Some forum members even post warnings on companies that have been proven to be a scam.

Just remember that it is vital that you carefully examine the credibility of an online data entry company to ensure that you won't get scammed!




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2012年3月15日 星期四

Finding a Work at Home Job is Not a Lonely Journey


Whoever said finding a work at home job was not easy was absolutely right. It doesn't matter if the economy is failing or not. Plainly telecommuting jobs don't fall from the sky.

It can be a daunting task to find the work at home job on your own. Here are three ways to seek help and make your journey into working at home a success and as stress-free as possible.

1. Seek the help of others either through networking online or offline. The more people who know you're looking for a work at home job, the better. If they know, they may also pass the information along to someone else who may be looking for someone.

If you're networking offline always have resumes handy.

2. Use other online outlets like work at home forums. Community forums are one of the best tools to use to find a work at home job. You're reaching out to a lot of people in different parts of the world and you're increasing your chances that much more.

The important part of using forums is providing as much information about you as possible without giving out personal information. In order to get the most and use your time wisely is be forthcoming about what you're looking for, what skills and experience you have, what you don't want to do, but are open to. Even though you may have certain needs to be met, keep in mind you don't want to limit yourself and become inflexible.

Going back to the forum is important as well. I have seen a job offered made to a job seeker on the forum, but unfortunately she never came back to see if anyone responded to her post. If you don't have the time to keep checking, you can subscribe to your own topic to receive notification via email when someone replies.

3. Use a recruiting agency. Yes it requires payment and some agencies may offer these services:
Help you create a proper work at home resume
Offer educational resources
Offer work at home resources such as articles, resume and interviewing tips
Match your skills and experience with a virtual company
Find researched home based, freelance and telecommuting job leads
Offer a work at home discussion forum and more

Even though you will work remotely from home, it doesn't mean you have to be alone when you're seeking a work at home job. Use these three suggestions today to find your telecommuting job.




S McIntyre owns WorkAtHomeSpace, a free work at home resource focusing on telecommuting companies, daily telecommute job leads, articles, business resources and other work at home related topics. Join our http://www.workathomespace.com/forum for work at home discussions, networking and more.





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2012年3月13日 星期二

Finding the Work at Home Job - To Pay Or Not to Pay?


There seem to be some confusion among many newbies just coming aboard the work at home train. I know how difficult it can be to wrap your head around all the information provided. Sometimes it's as clear as mud and sometimes it's just plain murky.

Let's define work at home j-o-b. Yes, that's job with hyphens in between it. Why? Simply because you will know I mean a job that requires skills and or experience, a cover letter, resume and an interview. You may be an employee or Independent Contractor with a set schedule and a set wage.

It is true you should never pay to get a job. It works like any brick and mortar. The exception to this "rule" goes to purchasing equipment to help you perform the job properly and this may include a headset or foot pedal. Sometimes a background check is required if you're dealing with sensitive information, but this is done after you are hired and not before. Most companies will pick this tab up, but there are a few who don't and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it as long as the company is legitimate and reputable.

Now I just said it was true you should never pay to get a job, right? Exactly. Here is the difference and I'll explain a bit later. In most cases, you can find jobs on your own. There are plenty of work at home sites that provide FREE access to work at home companies and job leads. Some are researched and most are unresearched meaning you have to do all the legwork. What happens if you don't have the time or the resources or you're not "the job searcher and sniff-out-scams" savvy type person? Then there is an option for you to pay a one time lifetime membership fee to receive access to researched and reputable work at home companies. Confused about the pay thing? Don't be! Here's my explanation. You're not paying to get a job; you're paying for a service; for an agency to do the legwork for you. While there are mixed opinions on this issue, it is simply that...opinions. Don't let someone deter or sway you. Only you know the reasons why this could be a good solution for you.

Again, you will come across many sites who don't provide a legitimate service. There will be some, who have a database full of jobs, but the jobs can be found everywhere or it's not updated on a regular basis. There is one particular site with a very good reputation, comes with good recommendations and have been online since 1999.

Pamela La Gioia, Founder and Administrator of Telework Recruiting Inc. provides recruiting services for companies seeking telecommuting candidates as well as a membership based site for individuals looking to find telecommuting jobs and telecommuting companies.

Whichever direction or option you choose and everything is clear as mud, I wish you luck in finding your work at home job!




S McIntyre owns www.WorkAtHomeSpace.com, a free work at home resource focusing on telecommuting companies, daily telecommute job leads, articles, business resources and other work at home related topics.





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